Segfault in org::w3c::dom::Node::class
Khiraly
khiraly123@gmx.net
Thu Oct 6 21:30:00 GMT 2005
2005年10月06日, cs keltezĂŠssel 08:44-kor David Daney ezt Ărta:
> SIGSEGV is usually a "normal" occurrence in the gcj runtime. On most
> platforms it is converted into a NullPointerException and then handled
> by the exception handling framework.
>> You should try to determine if this is just a normal instance of
> NullPointerException or if something went wrong (i.e. is the faulting
> address close to 0 which is a normal NPE). You program is aborting
> which could indicate a problem encountered by the exception processing
> code in libgcj. This type of problem is exceptionally fun to debug (no
> pun intended).
>> David Daney.
>
Hi!
I have written a small test program to demonstrate the problem.
Now Im quite sure that this is a bug with gcj and not with my program.
I can compile with javac, but segfault with gcj.
khiraly@elite:~/saxsux$ javac SaxSux.java
khiraly@elite:~/saxsux$ java SaxSux config.xml
Teszt
true
khiraly@elite:~/saxsux$ gcj-4.0 --main=SaxSux SaxSux.java
khiraly@elite:~/saxsux$ ./a.out config.xml
Aborted
khiraly@elite:~/saxsux$
Here is the two file to demonstrate the problem:
http://khiraly.4242.hu/tmp/saxsux/SaxSux.java
http://khiraly.4242.hu/tmp/saxsux/config.xml
Can somebody verify this problem please?
Best regards,
Khiraly
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