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Hi.. There was a question posted in c C/C++ programming forum: I build a really `short` application under Fedora or Mandrake disto(s):int main(){ return 0;}On both above platforms, it is build with command:g++ -g -O0 -m32 test2.cpp, where test2.cpp is a file with above mentioned code.2. I move the binary output - a.out - to my Debian box.Attempt to execute it is immediately failing with`Floating point exception`.3. Building above code on Debian and executing: no problem - it is doing nothing, but not crashing...4. moving the binary, build on Debian to Fedora and/or Mandriva- and running it - no problem, doing nothing, not crashing.I would really appreciate any idea how to explain such behavior, and, possibly, an advice what should be done in order to share binary,build on Fedora/Mandriva with Debian. To test, I'm attaching a simple C++ program compiled in Fedora 9 (32) with gcc 4.3.0. Please execute this on your Linux machine and reply with the result and the OS/compiler versions. On successful execution, it should print "Hello brave tester...". Thanks, Syam --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ "Freedom is the only law". "Freedom Unplugged" http://www.ilug-tvm.org You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google
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