Update of bug #24526 (project gnustep):
Status: None => Works For Me
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Follow-up Comment #3:
Correct ... it's not reproducible on my x86_64 debian system... if the code
really crashed when raising an exception on a normal system, I'd know about
it.
Could your bug reporter have software linked to an old version?
The other alternative would seem to be a problem with the signal() function,
but this should never fail unless we supply an invalid argument (would require
the base library to be built with a bad header so that the SIGSEGV constant is
mis-defined), or if we are somehow linked with a library which overrides
signal() to replace the standard version with a broken one.
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