Hi!
I've got some code that was written by someone else for Linux. I need to expand on the code a bit as part of a project, however, I can't get the damned original code to work! I can get the code to compile without any problems now that I've got fink handling fftw etc, however, my problem arises in that when I run, I get a "has exited due to signal 11 (SIGSEGV)" error.
After a bit of googling, I've worked out that this is a memory access error and that the way to track it down would be to click the "Enable Guard Malloc" menu item. That item's greyed out for me though.
My code is all in straight old C if that matters. I haven't been able to find any reason why that option would be greyed out!
Spanky
I've got some code that was written by someone else for Linux. I need to expand on the code a bit as part of a project, however, I can't get the damned original code to work! I can get the code to compile without any problems now that I've got fink handling fftw etc, however, my problem arises in that when I run, I get a "has exited due to signal 11 (SIGSEGV)" error.
After a bit of googling, I've worked out that this is a memory access error and that the way to track it down would be to click the "Enable Guard Malloc" menu item. That item's greyed out for me though.
My code is all in straight old C if that matters. I haven't been able to find any reason why that option would be greyed out!
Spanky
