Sorry i can't help you here in this case,
but once when i was getting 95 crashing all the time, while Red
Hat Unix thingy wasn't at all, was because i didn't add a \n to the
end of some array in constants.c or class.c or something frigging lame
like that. Everyone is going to say ... it's a memory error -
accessing memory outside of your array bounds, etc. The best thing to
suggest is to go back over the last weeks code and check your arrays
or structures if your using lists. It's very tedious, but it might
help. That's what everyone else suggessted, and it worked for me when
i found the bug.
Jussy
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