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Re: LYNX-DEV Fatal error Lynx Ver. 2.6
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Foteos Macrides |
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Re: LYNX-DEV Fatal error Lynx Ver. 2.6 |
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Tue, 29 Oct 1996 10:10:37 -0500 (EST) |
address@hidden (Drazen Kacar) wrote:
>Michael Lerperger wrote:
>>
>> Exiting via interrupt: 0
>> Unaligned access pid=3284 <lynx> va=74736f686c61636f pc=120015cd0
>> ra=120015cf8
>> type=stq
> ^^^^^^^^
>>
>> OS: OSF1v4.0
>> COMPILER: default entry for "osf" in the top level Makefile:
>
>I've never worked on OSF, but this stq looks like "store quadruple"
>instruction.
>On most RISCs instructions of this type will try to store 8 byte entity to
>memory, but the alignment is important. The address must be on 8 byte boundary.
>If this is the reason, than it's a big bug in Lynx.
I looked at stdin.h on an OSF/AXP, and it's defining NULL as 0L.
I wonder if the 0 arguments without pointer type casts still here and
there in the LYfoo and libwww modules have anything to do with it.
Fote
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