OpenCL_Library : Exemple 1 :Segmentation fault (core dumped)

Segmentation faults usually occur when the executable tries to access a memory it does not have access to and may be difficult to debug (such as accessing data past a pointer's allocated space). The example should work out of the box if the binary is generated and in the expected location for the host to find. Otherwise using a debugger would be helpful to find out where the segfault is happening.

Thank you ,

I normally use gdb which i found to be pretty helpful. If you run it on your host application, you'll need to ignore interrupts otherwise it will treat them as breakpoints for SIG44 and SIG64 (https://www.altera.com/en_us/pdfs/literature/hb/opencl-sdk/aocl_programming_guide.pdf#_opentopic_toc_processing_d116e18533) or just continue whenever you hit a break from the interrupt signal. Then you can use a backtrace (bt) when the debugger hits the seg fault and it can tell you what line it is occurring on.

Hi fand,