Hi Coridon!
30 May 96 17:25, Mr. Homie wrote to Coridon Henshaw:
 MH>  Trap 13 (000D) - General Protection Fault.
 MH>    A trap 000D is caused (but not limited to) when a program references
 MH> storage outside the limit of the memory segment, references a storage
 MH> segment that is restricted to privileged code, references storage with a
 MH> selector value of zero, writing read-only memory or code segment, 
eading
 MH> from an execute-only code segment or loading an invalid value into a
 MH> selector register.  [SYS1943]
 MH> OS/2 has got 'em.  It's usually caused by really hosed up software, or
 MH> crappy hardware -- not like Windows where the day of the week can spawn
 MH> GPF's.
Here's another one that falls under that heading.  Just for your info.
SYS3175: A program in this session encountered a problem and
cannot continue.
EXPLANATION: An access violation exception occurred and was generated
when an attempt was made either to load or store data in an inaccessible
location or to execute an inaccessible instruction.  This exception
corresponds to both the Intel 80386 processor general protection fault
(#13), caused by an invalid access attempt, and the page fault (#14),
caused by an attempt to access an uncommitted page or a page with
incorrect attributes for the desired operation.
ACTION: If you purchased this program, contact the supplier of the
program.  If you are the developer of this program, refer to the
information in the register.
Bob
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