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This is almost invariably a programming fault.
The default action for this signal is to cause the program to terminate and dump core.
-A classic example is to deference
a pointer in [C] that is either uninitialised, or has already been freed. Here is some C code:
+A classic example is to dereference
a pointer in [C] that is either uninitialised, or has already been freed. Here is some C code:
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void) {
int *pointer;
