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ken
hello,
i'm writing a c program on a linux system. i'm debugging a segmentation
fault but i don't want it to dump a core file because the memory
footprint of the program is over 300Mb and i don't need it to generate a
300Mb file every time I add a new printf statement to debug the code.
can i do something to prevent it from dumping the core file even when it
seg faults? (is this a unix/linux thing, or a c thing?)
thanks!
ken
i'm writing a c program on a linux system. i'm debugging a segmentation
fault but i don't want it to dump a core file because the memory
footprint of the program is over 300Mb and i don't need it to generate a
300Mb file every time I add a new printf statement to debug the code.
can i do something to prevent it from dumping the core file even when it
seg faults? (is this a unix/linux thing, or a c thing?)
thanks!
ken