Dear Eclipse people, Eclipse seems to have problems with large terms. I isolated the problem as described below. We would be really grateful for a solution to this problem! Many thanks in advance for all answers, Peter Baumgartner -- Peter Baumgartner peter@uni-koblenz.de Tel. +49 261 287-2777 http://www.uni-koblenz.de/~peter/ Bug report form: ---------------- The ECLiPSe banner with the version number and configuration (unless visible in the script): ECLiPSe Constraint Logic Programming System [kernel] Copyright Imperial College London and ICL 1995-1999 Certain libraries copyright Parc Technologies Ltd 1999 GMP library copyright Free Software Foundation Version 4.2.2, Wed Dec 1 20:30 1999 Machine type: IBM Thinkpad with Pentium III, 128 MByte RAM, 128 MByte swap Operating system name and version number: uname -a gives Linux robinson 2.2.18 #8 Sun Mar 11 17:48:43 CET 2001 i686 unknown If graphics is involved, ProTcl and Tcl/Tk release number, X version number, X server type and window manager: -- not involved -- Your .eclipserc and ECLIPSE... environment variables, if used: -- unset -- A script which causes the bug to appear, enhanced by comments where necessary (start from the ECLiPSe banner unless the option -e is used): Entering eclipse -b crash.pl -e "halt." at the shell prompt immediately gives the following output (the file crash.pl is included below): Segmentation violation - possible reasons are: - a faulty external C function - certain operations on circular terms - machine stack overflow - an internal error in ECLiPSe Aborting execution.... *** ECLiPSe fatal error: reset/0 called Segmentation violation - possible reasons are: - a faulty external C function - certain operations on circular terms - machine stack overflow - an internal error in ECLiPSe Aborting execution.... *** ECLiPSe fatal error: reset/0 called ECLiPSe: Fatal error, memory corrupted.
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