* Peter Constantinou (peter.constantinou@ukonline.co.uk) [20000626 00:44]:
Also what tools are availible to examine the cause of the fault more closely?
Strace and catchsegv are rather usefull to determine where the segfault is happening.
I don't even get a dumped core, how can I force that?
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