On Tue, 21 Feb 2006, Christian Bourque wrote:

> Hi!
> 
> Every time I try to access a particular functionality in one of my
> application QEMU crashes with the exit code 135, is there a way to
> interpret this number?

Usually, exit codes just over 128 are the result of a signal killing it, with 
the exit code being 128+signal. In this case, the signal was 7, SIGBUS.

You can test this theory... in one xterm, enter "sleep 60", and in another, 
look up the process and kill it with signal 7. You may see an error message 
from the sleep window, and the exit code will be 135.

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