If you're really careful, you can clean up the linked list before it goes out of scope and prevent this error:

[two-way linked list example]

True, but way too much trouble. You may keep the original structure and just add a non-recursive disassembly: 

my $i = 30000;
my %h = (new => {});
my $r = \%h;
for (0..$i) {
   print $_, "\r";
   $r = $r->{new};
   $r->{new} = {};
}
$r = $h{new};
undef %h;
while ($r) {
    $r = $r->{new};
}
print "end\n";

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In reply to Re^4: Segmentation fault by martin
in thread Segmentation fault by bloonix

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