Too many paranoids using enumerator

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From: Ken Hardy
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1991 20:22

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We've got an application that runs under both SunView and X by being
linked with support libraries specific to the environment that provide
a consistent API of our own devising.  The SunView product seemed to be
fortunately dying away, but there has been a recent demand for it.

When I try to relink the application with the SunView-specific
libraries, I keep getting "too many paranoids using enumerator" when I
run it.  (The application has evolved somewhat under X, and it has been
a while since I tried to get the latest version up under SunView.)

What, on God's green earth, is a "paranoid", how can one get too many
of them, and what is the "enumerator" that they are trying to use?!?
I can find no mention of these in the manuals, though I have a couple
guesses as to what might be happening.

Does anyone have any hints on how to debug these type of notifier error
messages?


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Ken Hardy                         uunet!racerx!ken
Bridge Information Systems        racerx!ken@relay1.uu.net

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