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Subject: Re: "cant commit memory for stack" error with perl
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On Apr  2 16:30, Noel Grandin wrote:
> 
> 
> On 2012-04-02 12:19, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
> >Just download cygwin1-20120401.dll.bz2, bunzip it, chmod +x it,
> >and then replace cygwin1.dll in /bin with that file from Windows
> >Explorer. That's it
> 
> Thanks for that suggestion.
> Tried it. Also tried rebooting.
> Also tried disabling DEP and ASLR.
> Still no joy.
> Sigh...

If you can strip your perl script to the bare minimum necessary to
reproduce the issue, I can take a look if I can reproduce it.

Oh, and, where is your perl.exe based to?  In other words, what does

  $ objdump -h /bin/perl.exe | grep '\.text'

print?  (objdump is part of the binutils package).

If it's *not*

  00401000

but rather something like

  55691000

call `rebase -b 0x400000 /bin/perl.exe'
and try again.


Corinna

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