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Somewhat similar, if you run program in new xterm with -hold parameter and it crashes, you won't see the segfault, you have to wrap it in parens. xterm -hold -
by dvh 3y ago
Somewhat similar, if you run program in new xterm with -hold parameter and it crashes, you won't see the segfault, you have to wrap it in parens.
xterm -hold -e './a.out' - no segfault
xterm -hold -e '(./a.out)' - will print segfault