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Re: disappearing segfaultby Joost (Canon) |
| on Mar 10, 2009 at 22:45 UTC ( [id://749757]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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Given your description it might not work, but it probably won't hurt having a go at running your program through valgrind with various permutations of its options.
Also: these kinds of problems can indicate a buggy version of the perl interpreter. Which perl version on what OS are you using exactly? If you have a vendor-supplied perl version (instead of a self-compiled official release) that might be significant too (and compiling your own could fix your problems). For instance, last summer it was discovered that RedHats version of perl 5.8 had a really nasty (but not fatal) bug in its operator overloading mechanism.
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