Presumably, the applicable ulimits are not (too) restrictive ?

If nothing else crops up, it might be worthwhile downloading & installing the SUNWscat package - which will give you extended crash analysis capability on the generated core file - which is a useful tool to have on a Solaris box anyway.

If you're interested, I can recommend 'Panic! Unix System Crash Dump Analysis' by Drake & Brown - it does have a leaning toward (rather old, but nontheless pertinent) Solaris, but seeks to maintain a general approach - I got my copy, 2nd hand, via Amazon UK.

Update:

Added book ref.

A user level that continues to overstate my experience :-))

In reply to Re: SEGVs building Perl 5.10 on Solaris 10? by Bloodnok
in thread SEGVs building Perl 5.10 on Solaris 10? by Llew_Llaw_Gyffes

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