Exception: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION - one solution:

[Marius van Wyk]

I got this error message too, it came mostly from bash during a 'make'.
I found by disabling my SHELL environment variable solves this sometimes.
It happens when make shells out scripts or other makes, I find that a
statement/rule like:

test:
	(cd src;make)

would case it when I have my Makefile SHELL set to bash, but

test:
	cd src;make

would not.

All I do now is to nuke all references to a SHELL both in my Makefiles and in
my shell startup scripts.

regards,
Marius.
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