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Question by Nipun Sharma
Submitted on 9/26/2003
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HI !
     I am compiling a program where perl is embedded in C on HPUX 64
bit env. The perl is 32 bit executable . The same code is running fine
on Linux 64 bit but gives a core dump on HPUX . The version of Perl is
5.8.0 .

The code is pasted below ................

static int32_t
Init_Perl(int32_t P_argc, char** P_argv, char** P_env)
{
   int32_t  L_exitstatus;
   char*    L_env;
   char*    L_load[] = {"",
                        "-e", "sub _load_ { $m=shift; require $m; } ",
                        "-e",
            "sub _eval_ { eval ss7diagParser::syntax($_[0]);
return($RETURN)} "
                       };

   PERL_SYS_INIT(&P_argc,&P_argv);

   perl_init_i18nl14n(1);  // giving a core dump on this line

.....
.....


I am attaching the core analysis by gdb .... below

#0  0x445e9a0:0 in Perl_new_collate+0x260 ()
(gdb) where
#0  0x445e9a0:0 in Perl_new_collate+0x260 ()
#1  0x4460fa0:0 in Perl_init_i18nl10n+0x2220 ()
#2  0x4461680:0 in Perl_init_i18nl14n+0x40 ()
#3  0x404b900:0 in Init_Perl+0xf0 ()
#4  0x404d240:0 in main+0x2d0 ()

did any one of you have encountered this problem ?


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