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CodeBlocks doesn't allow me to work with external files

Started by vlad.ulmeanu, February 02, 2015, 03:33:34 PM

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vlad.ulmeanu

Hello ,
I've installed Code::Blocks 13.12 on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and I can run a program and print something on the console ( fprintf with stdout ).
But : when I change the parameters to print in a file , Code::Blocks shows me on the terminal :

Process returned 139 .
Segmentation fault ( Core Dumped ).

What can I do ?

Thanks ,
Vlad

P.S. : I didn't make any kind of errors regarding writing the program, that's why I asked the question on this forum .

scarphin

Did you try running the program from the console (shell, bash whatever) and confirm that it works when run from console?

BlueHazzard

Quote from: vlad.ulmeanu on February 02, 2015, 03:33:34 PM
P.S. : I didn't make any kind of errors regarding writing the program, that's why I asked the question on this forum .
i don't think so...

[Edit:] Are you using localized strings?

vlad.ulmeanu

Localized strings means a string that is defined globally or a string that is defined locally ?

Please note that I'm working in C, not C++ .

BlueHazzard

localized means that you are using strings with some non ASCII output (ex. unicode)
Or more simple: are you using non english character in your output?
Can you show the code that is crashing?

vlad.ulmeanu

Does '@' mark as an non - english character ( in the project name ) ?

The code doesn't have ANY non - english characters .

P.S. Changing the project name successfully compiled the code and solved the problem . ???

BlueHazzard

I still don't get what you problem has to do with c::b... does c::b crash? does your programm works outside c::b?

stahta01

C Programmer working to learn more about C++.
On Windows 10 64 bit and Windows 11 64 bit.
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