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what do u mean by BUS ERROR
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hello friends what do u mean by BUS ERROR i got this error while i am doing my program in DATA STR..

Answer / theredplanethavoc

This error occurs when the program tries to access a memory
location outside its address space. That is, accessing
uninitialized pointers, or even mangled pointers (ones which
have no reference or have been deleted).

The Bus error means that the kernel did not detect the
problem on its own; the memory system realized the error.

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hello friends what do u mean by BUS ERROR i got this error while i am doing my program in DATA STR..

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_error

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