I'm working on a game engine and there's a bug (actually, more than one
;) causing seg faults within different functions in the C/C++ libraries
(e.g. - stdlib). I installed all the development stuff from the Red Hat
CD's, do I need to get the gcc source or something in order to get these
files?
Thanks,
PGA
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Akamai Technologies, Inc.
http://www.akamai.com
Yesterday, Paul G. Allen wrote:
> I'm working on a game engine and there's a bug (actually, more than one
> ;) causing seg faults within different functions in the C/C++ libraries
> (e.g. - stdlib). I installed all the development stuff from the Red Hat
> CD's, do I need to get the gcc source or something in order to get these
> files?
most likely you need the glibc-devel package, or potentially the glibc
sources, I'm not sure how RH packages it... but in either case stdlib
is user space, not kernel space, so wrong list. ;)
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Chris Abbey wrote:
>
> Yesterday, Paul G. Allen wrote:
> > I'm working on a game engine and there's a bug (actually, more than one
> > ;) causing seg faults within different functions in the C/C++ libraries
> > (e.g. - stdlib). I installed all the development stuff from the Red Hat
> > CD's, do I need to get the gcc source or something in order to get these
> > files?
>
> most likely you need the glibc-devel package, or potentially the glibc
> sources, I'm not sure how RH packages it... but in either case stdlib
> is user space, not kernel space, so wrong list. ;)
>
I knew between the two lists, someone would know. I installed the
glibc-devel package though.
PGA
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Paul G. Allen
UNIX Admin II/Network Security
Akamai Technologies, Inc.
http://www.akamai.com