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Re: O'Reilly examples kick me out of X

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From: Jay Hersh
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 16:09
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najafi@hood.ee.umn.edu (Hossein Lari-Najafi) writes:

>I got the source code for the examples in the PHIGS Programming Manual, 
>Published by O'Reilly & Associates.  After compilation, when I run the
>programs, sometimes they kick me out of X.  Sometimes, when I use the
>xdbx and sigle step execute the program this problem goes away.

>If you had similar problems, know what it is, or have a solution for it
>please let me know.

>Thnk you so much.

>Hossein Larinajafi (Ph.D.)
>1054A 27th Ave. S.E.
>Mpls., MN, 554141

>E-mail(U of M)  : najafi@everest.ee.umn.edu
>E-mail(UWRF)    : mcf_lari@uwrf.edu

>Phone:  (612) 379-9031
>	(612) 625-2859


What do you mean "kick you out of X", does your connection to the 
server break?? Does your server crash?? Whose server are you running
and on what platform (if you're running MIT X11R5 it helps to know
what hardware)?? Whose PHIGS API are you using??

Sorry but you've provided virtually no useful info for folks out here
to try to help you. 

	Jay Hersh
	MIT X Consortium

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