Consider:
'cprog' is executing.
cc -o cprog cprog.c crashes the executing cprog (memory fault).
It looks like OSF/1 v3.05 does some sort of swapping to/from the file a
process was loaded from, but not protecting the file from being
overwritten.
Is there some way I can reconfigure this swap behaviour? I don't mind
swapping from the file system as well as the swap space--it seems like a
good idea to me. But I would prefer that my processes not get trashed when
I recompile their executables.
Thanks for reading, thanks in advance for your help.
--
Andrej
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Andrej Panjkov, | email: matap_at_lure.latrobe.edu.au
School of Mathematics, | ph: 61 +3 479 2595
La Trobe University, | fax: 61 +3 478 7621
Bundoora, Vic, 3083 |
Australia. | Aphorism/Film quote/Freudian Slip goes here.
Received on Fri Feb 10 1995 - 02:00:05 NZDT