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=={{header|Julia}}== |
=={{header|Julia}}== |
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Most commonly, segfaults in Julia are indications of a problem in a called C library. However, the functions in Julia prefixed with |
Most commonly, segfaults in Julia are indications of a problem in a called C library. However, the functions in Julia prefixed with |
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unsafe_, such as unsafe_load(), can be used to reference a null pointer as in C, and can thus cause a segfault in the LLVM |
unsafe_, such as unsafe_load(), can be used to reference a null pointer as in C, and can thus cause a segfault in the LLVM compiler runtime used to run Julia: |
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<lang>julia> unsafe_load(convert(Ptr{Int}, C_NULL)) |
<lang>julia> unsafe_load(convert(Ptr{Int}, C_NULL)) |
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