First segfault in my c++ code. Time to debug :D
@billstclair @Absinthe I like the challenge :)
@billstclair @Ghosty @Absinthe I'm skeptical such a language exists, I've seen Python core dump quite frequently.
@architect @Ghosty @Absinthe
Newly updated low-level libraries will often get core dumps. A mature code base, like most of the Lisps out there, does not. And my experience with Elm is that it rarely gets a JavaScript error, and then usually in custom JS code run through an Elm `port`.
Newly updated low-level libraries will often get core dumps. A mature code base, like most of the Lisps out there, does not. And my experience with Elm is that it rarely gets a JavaScript error, and then usually in custom JS code run through an Elm `port`.
@Absinthe I'll take a look at that next time.
I fixed it using gdb :).
My program was trying to erase the beginning of a vector with the size 0 :P.
I sure like programming in actual high-level languages, which don't segfault or core dump. Ever.