SPUG: Core files.... (fwd)

[S. Nickels]

Yes, that's correct. Perl/Tk. Sorry, didn't make that quite clear. I
didn't include the script because I didn't believe it was part of the
problem. The script was running correctly, without error messages, save
the core dumps. I assumed the problem was the perl interpreter; it was
dumping a core file that was apparently of invalid form. What I wanted to
know was if perl core files are different in some way, and how one might
use the core file to diagnose what may have been the problem.

Again, sorry for not being clear. 
--Steve Nickels


> I dunno, Steve; you seem to be pretty confused.  Considering that you're
> posting a Tk question to a Perl users group list

Perhaps it's a Perl/Tk script?

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