Debugging SIGBUS on x86 Linux

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SIGBUS can happen in Linux for quite a few reasons other than memory alignment faults – for example, if you attempt to access an mmap region beyond the end of the mapped file.

Are you using anything like mmap, shared memory regions, or similar?

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