FROM : Frederick C. Lee
DATE : Sat Apr 30 19:56:02 2005
Greetings:
I've been encountering a 'signal 10 (SIGBUS)' error off/on when I
launch my program. I could recompile and wait a few moments and
relaunch and all is okay ...for awhile... Then I get the signal 10
again after another relaunch. It's like a loose wire that's driving me
nuts!
I'm in Development mode running from XCode 1.5 on Panther. I've
trace it down to a C routine used to read an old DBF file. At least I
think that's the culprit. I only get this problem during RUN, not
DEBUG and Exception Handlers that I have place in don't appear to catch
it.
1) What would cause a signal 10 crash? <-- a memory crash...similar
to other signals like 11, etc.?
2) What tool do you recommend to find the culpret? Shark?
Others? Any docs?
Thanks for the tip in advance.
Ric.
The following is what I get:
Executable “eGIS” has exited due to signal 10 (SIGBUS).
DATE : Sat Apr 30 19:56:02 2005
Greetings:
I've been encountering a 'signal 10 (SIGBUS)' error off/on when I
launch my program. I could recompile and wait a few moments and
relaunch and all is okay ...for awhile... Then I get the signal 10
again after another relaunch. It's like a loose wire that's driving me
nuts!
I'm in Development mode running from XCode 1.5 on Panther. I've
trace it down to a C routine used to read an old DBF file. At least I
think that's the culprit. I only get this problem during RUN, not
DEBUG and Exception Handlers that I have place in don't appear to catch
it.
1) What would cause a signal 10 crash? <-- a memory crash...similar
to other signals like 11, etc.?
2) What tool do you recommend to find the culpret? Shark?
Others? Any docs?
Thanks for the tip in advance.
Ric.
The following is what I get:
Executable “eGIS” has exited due to signal 10 (SIGBUS).
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