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Segmentation fault when initialize double pointer to 0 at ASUS WL-500gP platform

Asked by TKD in Processor Programming for Specific Platforms, C Programming Language, Red Hat Linux

Hi,
I develop a application which is able to run on Red Hat Linux system. I use cross-compiler to compile this application, and the compilation is successful. I port this application to ASUS WL-500gP platform, and use gdb to debug it. The gdb shows me:
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Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x00408cf0 in soap_default_string (soap=0x40ff98, a=0x1) at soapC.c:1003
1003 *a = (char *)0;
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I trace this program:
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SOAP_FMAC3 void SOAP_FMAC4 soap_default_string(struct soap *soap, char **a)
{ (void)soap; /* appease -Wall -Werror */
*a = (char *)0; // <============ Here!!
}
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I don't know why Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. on ASUS WL-500gP platform.
I also change the code as ["a=(char *)" "; ] or [*a=(char *)"T";]. The gdb still shows me "Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault." Could someone tell me how to fix this problem?
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Segmentation fault when initialize double pointer to 0 at ASUS WL-500gP platform

Asked by TKD in Processor Programming for Specific Platforms, C Programming Language, Red Hat Linux

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