PRO * COBOL with Oracle 9i

We are in the process of Database upgrades and a pro*cobol program which was working in HP UX 11 / Oracle 7.3.4 was not working in HP UX 11 / Oracle 9i. We are getting the following error when trying to compile it (make) -
sh: 11139 Memory fault(coredump)
*** Error exit code 139
Can anybody help me with this issue.

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