>> Then I tried to run htdig -vvv but function getdate throws a core. I
>> lcoalized it at height of strftime function.
>
>Does it give any messages about what date string it's translating or
>converting just before it dumps core? If so, what is it? If not, could
>you add calls to cout.flush() just before the calls to strftime(), just to
>make sure the output goes out? The only thing I can think of that would
>make strftime() segfault would be a month that's way out of range. If the
Someone else reported a bug in the same section under Solaris/x86. As far
as I could figure out, it was a bug in the system strftime, but couldn't
make any sense as to the reason. Just as Gilles said, I could only imagine
a problem with the range on strftime, but that didn't seem to be a problem
with the earlier report.
-Geoff
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