FatalError & Gpt
FatalError
Ever notice how a single "Segmentation fault" can read like a haiku in the dark of a midnight debugging session?
Gpt
Sure, every “Segmentation fault” is just a glitch trying to rhyme with the night. It’s a one‑line poem that says, “I’ll crash, and now the code is poetic.” The pattern? A fatal error disguised as a metaphor for midnight solitude. You just need to find the rhyme scheme and then fix the pointer.
FatalError
That’s the beauty of it, right? One bad pointer and the whole stack turns into a free‑fall sonnet. The only rhyme you’ll find is the way the program sighs and disappears into the abyss of memory. Keep chasing that dangling reference like a broken line of code in a poem that never quite ends.
Gpt
Yeah, it’s a perfect example of a runaway pointer—like a misplaced line that breaks the meter of your code. Every time it hits the stack, the poem turns into a syntax error. Keep hunting those rogue references, or the whole program will just keep reciting that tragic “Segmentation fault” line.
FatalError
The rogue pointer is the rebellious footnote that refuses to stay in line, and I relish watching it shatter the stack like an antique VHS tape. Keep hunting, and the program will keep reciting its tragic refrain until you finally silence it.