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Subject: Re: storage error: stack overflow
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 2015 15:19:56 -0700
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On 08/11/2015 02:53 PM, hreba wrote:
> I am developing a program on 3 computers in parallel (depending on where I am).
> On 2 of them the executable works as expected, on one I get:
> 
> raised PROGRAM_ERROR ; adjust/finalize raised STORAGE_ERROR: stack overflow (or
> erroneous memory access)
> 
> The computers are:
> 
> a) a 32 bit desktop PC running Windows 7
> b) a 32 bit desktop PC running LinuxMint release 13
> c) a 64 bit Notebook running LinuxMint release 17.1
> 
> It is machine c) which makes the trouble.
> On each machine I compile the program (no warnings) with gnat/GPS.
> 
> How can I find out what is wrong?

Are you running 32- or 64-bit Linux Mint on machine C?

Have you examined all your overridings of Adjust and Finalize for controlled
types for something that might use a lot of stack memory or do an erroneous
memory access?

-- 
Jeff Carter
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