Segmentation Violation
Fairlight
fairlite at fairlite.com
Wed Jul 21 08:01:53 PDT 2010
>From inside the gravity well of a singularity, George Simon shouted:
> I've been asked the following question by one of our programmers that is
> experiencing difficulties with segmentation violations.
>
> "George,
>
> If you have any information on this, it would be great. But, could
> you message the filePro list to see if there is a way to exit from a
> segmentation violation if a process crashes on the cron?
>
> Thanks"
>
> I told him that I did not think so but would post the question here.
Cron usually indicates *nix systems. In that case, a segmentation
violation -is- an immediate and unceremonious end to the process, and the
question is oxymoronic.
If they're on Windows and referring to some other scheduler erroneously
as "cron", there probably is not a way to automatically bypass the error
box showing the crash fault details, short of a desktop monitoring/macro
program that can detect the window and press the button. Pressing the
button, easy--I can name two programs off the top of my head that can do
that. Monitoring for a precise sort of window to pop up, not easy--I know
of nothing at all that's suited to the task.
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