exit codes

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Hi all,

I'd like to know the meaning of this exit code :
( c++ program compiled with vc++)

"Exit Code -1073741819."

Is there a table for exit codes ?

Thanks
G

[Tim Love]

Re: exit codes

=?ISO-8859-1?B?R+ln6Q==?= <valasg@gmail.c omwrites:

>Hi all,

>I'd like to know the meaning of this exit code :
>( c++ program compiled with vc++)

>"Exit Code -1073741819."

>Is there a table for exit codes ?

Sometimes - sysexits.h is on some systems for example, and <stdlibshould ,
I think, have a little table - but it might be better to look at the
program's doc and source.

[Rolf Magnus]

Re: exit codes

James Kanze wrote:

I'm far less familiar with Windows, but I think it returns the
value without mapping (as opposed to the modulo 256 which Unix
uses); I'm also unsure of what it does if the process was
terminated. There's also a possibility that the program was
generated with a pre-standard compiler, and simply fell off the
end of main, effectively generating a random exit code. (The
C++ standard requires an exit code of 0 in such cases, but C
doesn't, and pre-standard C++ compilers likely won't guarantee 0
either.)

Well, that is - if main's return type was int. I'm not sure what compilers
do if you define it (illegally) as void. Most compilers do allow it, but I
don't know what return value you'll get in such a case.

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Re: exit codes

Hi all

This error was due to a recursive function that reached the recursion
threshold.
I changed my function to an iterative one, now it works fine.

Thank you all for your comments

Regards
G