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On Sonntag, 16. Dezember 2007, Randy Barlow wrote: |
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> Hemmann, Volker Armin wrote: |
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> > one reason pro phyton and contra c and c++ has always been: segfaults. |
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> > And with c++ comes another one: abi changes. |
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> > Just think about this horror: gcc/libstdc++ update and your package |
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> > manager stops working.... |
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> Well segfaults generally indicate bugs in your code - so hopefully you |
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> would be a good coder and ensure that you manage memory correctly. Abi |
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> changes suck big time, I agree on that point, and also the updates - |
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> hadn't thought of that one :) |
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sometimes a lib update is the one factor that turns a simply 'thinko' in a |
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full grown segfault ;) |
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