Hi, Thanks for your reply. Here are the answers for your question:

-$ echo $? 139

- i am not aware of debugging perl core using GDB.

- i have written two small programs one using 32 bit perl and another the 64 bit perl . The 32 bit version core dumped where as the 64 bit did not.

-$ perl -v This is perl, v5.8.0 built for aix

-not yet. but installing a new version in professional env is very difficult as i need to get sign off from lot of people.

-no please help me how to do that.(debug build of perl) 

using 32bit perl

#!/usr/local/perl-5.6.1/bin/perl
open FILE, "20100317131946.cmb11cd8.60054.jcl.cmp.sent" or die $!;
my $line;
my @lines;
my $self   = {};
my $i;

while (<FILE>)
{
  $line = $_;
 @lines= split("~",$line);
  #@{ $self->{lines} } = split("~",$line);
  print "Line copied into the data structure successfully\n";
  #foreach $i(@lines)
  #{
  # print $i;
  #}
}

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using 64bit perl 

#!/usr/opt/perl5/bin/perl5.8.2_64bit
open FILE, "20100317131946.cmb11cd8.60054.jcl.cmp.sent" or die $!;
my $line;
#my @lines;
my $self  = {};
my $i;

while (<FILE>)
{
 $line = $_;
# @lines= split("~",$line);
 @{ $self->{lines} } = split("~",$line);
 print "Lines copied into the data structure successfully\n";

# foreach $i(@lines)
 #{
#       print $i;
# }

}

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In reply to Re^2: 32 Bit Perl causing segmentation fault if data is big by peacelover1976
in thread 32 Bit Perl causing segmentation fault if data is big by peacelover1976

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