Alpha gcc

D. Steven Daniel (danields@goldsword.com)
Mon, 2 Dec 1996 15:08:21 -0500 (EST)

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I was working on a program on an AXP using gcc, I defined a vector
float dA[NMAX] and NMAX was defined in the header file. I inadvertantly
ran the index of dA to NMAX + 1 . The program compiled and ran. I took
the same program and placed it on an intel linux with gcc and I got the
expected core dump. Why doesn't the above cause a core dump on the AXP? I
know it is poor programming, but I am curious as to why it works one way
on one machine but not on the other. Thanks.

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