Subject: linker segfault - msg#00000

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To promote Open Source in Belgium, you need to be on Microsofts payroll ???

(You might want to redistribute this message) The engineer that promotes Open Source in the Northern (Flanders, 6 million people) region of Belgium works part time for Microsoft and part time for the Ministry of Education. I feel these two jobs don't go together: I have nothing against commercial products, but it must be difficult to defend both at the same time. I know this engineer works for Anytime Anywhere Learning (Microsoft http://www.aal.be) and for http://vrijesoftware.klascement.net I filed a complaint to the Commission "Digital Flanders", and if you want to react, look on the page http://www.vlaamsparlement.be/Proteus4/p3app/jsppages/queryDetail.jsp?pQueryId=400044 You could mail the chief of this commisson, Patricia Ceysens, but of course, I like to hear about your actions too .... (I know the name of this engineer) Marc

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Re: linker segfault

on 3/14/06 12:37 AM, thelarsons3@xxxxxxx at thelarsons3@xxxxxxx wrote: > g++: Internal error: Segmentation fault (program ld) > > How do I troubleshoot an error like this to find out what the problem really > is? > > Thanks, > Tim I've run into these "segmentation fault" errors quite frequently on i386 and mipssel installs of NetBSD. I'm curious to find out what they are as well.