Or at least unexpected ;) I attach the program i was working on yes, very primitive, and obviously wrong - array, line 31. And that array is exactly what got me surprised. It should be char perms[11], and as expected, on both linux and OpenBSD with that value it works fine. When it's [10], on linux the previous line (type) gives garbage. On OpenBSD it still works fine. When it is set to 9, as now, on linux the programs exits with memory protection fault. On OpenBSD it still works fine.
...ok, now i don't know what to think of it. The described behaviour was observed on a Fedora Core 4 system (gcc 4, IIRC) - and right now i tried it on a different linux system, with gcc 3.4 installed - and it works fine there as well, with [9] set. Any idea what's causing this? Thanks in advance, and sorry for a lame-ish question -- viq ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Znow swieta? Kliknij po kredyt gotowkowy i zostan Prawdziwym Sw. Mikolajem! >>> http://link.interia.pl/f18e7 [demime 1.01d removed an attachment of type text/x-csrc which had a name of fileinfo.c]
