"DAO Anh-Viet" <avdao_at_influe.com> writes:
>> I run the testing program using libssh2 at AIX Unix
>>
>> I have the problem "Illegal instruction (core dumped)" at the line of
> LIBSSH2_ALLOC on AIX Unix.
>>
>> With the define of LIBSSH2_ALLOC:
>>
>> #define LIBSSH2_ALLOC(session, count)
> session->alloc((count), &(session)->abstract)
>>
>>
>>
>> Do you have any idea?
>
>>> What is the value of 'session' when this happens?
>
> Value of 'session' here, it that mean the value of all member of
> 'session' ?
'session' is a pointer, thus its value is a numeric value.
>>> And session->alloc?
>
> Value of seesion->alloc, here, is which value ?
You'll need to run the program under a debugger to answer the
questions.
If the values are NULL, something went wrong earlier, and you'll have
to trace why the variables are NULL.
Good luck,
Simon
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Received on 2007-03-28