R help - Mar 2001 - segmentation fault with chron.times()

I am running a simple R program, its skeleton is enclosed below.
The program reads about 80 files with about 5000 lines with coloumns of
data. After an unpredictable and variable number of loops for run to
run, it exits with segmentation fault or alternatively with the error
 Error in names<-.default(*tmp*, value = fnames) :
 Unimplemented feature in duplicate
Removing the call to "times" any error disappears.
My configuration is Linux 2.0.17 with r-base 1.2.2-2.
Since, I am new to R, any help is welcome. Thank you in advance.

Best regards,
F. Pollastri.

R program
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library(chron)

filenames <- list.files(path=".",
                pattern="^data\\..*\\.txt",full.names=TRUE)
for (filename in filenames)
{
  mydata <- read.table(filename,sep=",",skip=3,as.is=TRUE)
  timesec <- times(mydata$V1)
}
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On Mar 20, F. Pollastri wrote:
> I am running a simple R program, its skeleton is enclosed below.
> The program reads about 80 files with about 5000 lines with coloumns of
> data. After an unpredictable and variable number of loops for run to
> run, it exits with segmentation fault or alternatively with the error
I had a similar problem and updated to the newest version of the chron
library. The error disappeared. Now I have a problem with cut.dates ...
(but already reported to Kurt Hornik, maintainer of the chron library)

Dirk


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