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Re: SegFault in 2**111111111 calculation
From: |
Torbjorn Granlund |
Subject: |
Re: SegFault in 2**111111111 calculation |
Date: |
06 Dec 2000 21:36:31 +0100 |
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Gnus/5.0807 (Gnus v5.8.7) Emacs/20.6 |
Pearu Peterson <address@hidden> writes:
> If I am right, you should be able to make the program work by adding
> more swap.
Thanks for your interesting suggestion!
I am running Linux on a machine with 96MB physical memory and with a 256MB
swap. So, there should be plenty of VM. I even tried the reboot in order
to start with a fresh startup (with X and other stuff running there was
50MB free phys. memory available) but still with a SegFault crash.
Please run your program in a debugger and check where it crashes.
Have anybody tried this test on a different machine? Does it run at all?
It works on a FreeBSD system with 256MB main memory and 4GB swap.
Any estimates in MB how big is acctually 2**111111111?
It is 111111112 bits, or 3472223 32-but words, or about 33447778
decimal digits. One needs just about 14MB to store it.
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Torbjörn
Re: SegFault in 2**111111111 calculation, Kevin Ryde, 2000/12/06