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Thank you to all who responded to my earlier question.  Unfortunately,
I am still having a real problem with the trip test for TeX.  I am running
on an HP 9000/835 with HP-UX 3.0.  My site.h has SYSV defined.  I think
I am following the instructions in the README files.  Everything compiles
fine.  By the way, I installed this distribution on a VAX running Ultrix, 
and IT passes the trip test.  The web2c results (itex.c, tex?.c, etc.) 
differ only in the data types assigned to many variables (e.g., poolpointer 
instead of long, quarterword instead of long, etc.).  Everything seems fine
on the HP until I run the trip test.  The output diverges almost immediately 
from the expected output, and soon after a bus error causes a core dump.

Below are my tripin.log (triptex < Unix_tripin1) and the SAVEtripin.log
that it is supposed to match.  Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

schell@iris.ucdavis.edu

Stephan V. Schell
Dept. of EE & CS
Univ. of California, Davis

---------tripin.log (the result of my triptex < Unix_tripin1------------------
This is TeX, C Version 2.95 (INITEX)
**(trip.tex
! Bad character code (128).
<to be read again>
                   -
l.26   \nonstopmode\lccode128-
                              0\mathchardef\a="8000\def\a{ SC...
! Text line contains an invalid character.
l.26   \nonstopmode\lccode128-0
                               \mathchardef\a="8000\def\a{ SC...
! Missing number, treated as zero.
<to be read again>
                   \BAD.
l.26   \nonstopmode\lccode128-0\
                                mathchardef\a="8000\def\a{ SC...
Bus error (core dumped)

---------SAVEtripin.log (what was supposed to happen)--------------
This is TeX, C Version 2.95 (INITEX)  9 JAN 1989 17:01
**\input trip
(trip.tex
! Bad character code (128).
<to be read again> 
                   -
l.26   \nonstopmode\lccode128-
                              0\mathchardef\a="8000\def\a{ SC...
The numeric code for a character must be between 0 and 127.
I changed this one to zero.

! Bad math code (32768).
<etc.>