This is probably the most frustrating thing in c++ for me. I can handle compile errors just fine, but when I get a core dump, I get so frustrated, because I have no idea where the problem is, especially when I have 300+ lines of code to be looking at.
Although I have fixed it before, I guess I don't quite understand what it is or why its exactly happening. Could someone give me a decent explanation, and some tips on troubleshooting this prob.
Jump to PostA segmentation fault is when you access memory that doesn't belong to you. Usually it results from dereferencing a pointer that doesn't point where you expect, or indexing an array out of bounds.
A segmentation fault is when you access memory that doesn't belong to you. Usually it results from dereferencing a pointer that doesn't point where you expect, or indexing an array out of bounds.
because I have no idea where the problem is
Here is one link that might get you started
http://www.cprogramming.com/debugging/segfaults.html
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