From: jparker@caddac1.uwaterloo.ca (James) Subject: Aaak: Segmentation fault on "hello world" Date: 5 May 1993 20:56:54 GMT
I have recently installed Linux (SLS 1.0) on my
486-DX2/66 with few problems - until now.
I tried to compile the following simplest program with
no luck
#include <stdio.h>
main ()
{
printf("hello world\n");
}
My only difference from the default SLS distribution is that
I have used gcc233.tgz, gxx233.tgz and
lib433.tgz, inc433.tgz and shlibs.tgz from SLS1.02
to try upgrade to the new shared libraries.
Is there something obvious that I'm missing here?
I don't get incompatible library errors or anything - it
compiles fine - then crashes
In fact, it seg. faults even if I comment out the printf line!
Also, I have tried gcc -static and it made no difference: in fact
the binary a.out was the same size - is that what is supposed to
happen??
help!!
james
-- James Parker (519) 885-1211 ext. 3334 Silicon Devices and Integrated Circuits Group University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Canada