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Article #130Re: X-Server Background Stream.
From: Rainer Joswig
Date: Sat, 05 Jun 1999 00:00
Date: Sat, 05 Jun 1999 00:00
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At 11:22 Uhr -0700 05.06.1999, Christopher R. Barry wrote: >I did Load System X-Server and saved an Incremental World after >(Herald now also says "X Server 424.0"). Whenever I do Select-<Square> >and then Start Server, I get a message > > [10:40:58 Process X Server got an error > Select X Server Background Stream by typing Function-0-S.] > >Sometimes the above notification also says that it tried to type-out >but couldn't (I can't reproduce that). So I do Function-0-S and a >window labeled X Server Background Stream at the bottom is raised and >displaying: > > Trap: The function X-SERVER:|bzero| is undefined. > > X-SERVER:|CreateColormap| > Arg 0 (CTS:V0): 33 > Arg 1 (CTS:V1): #<ARRAY 191 simple 401130265> > Arg 0 (CTS:V2): 0 > Arg 0 (CTS:V3): #<ARRAY 9 simple 140002170> > Arg 0 (CTS:V4): 0 > Arg 0 (CTS:V5): #<ARRAY 2 simple, stack-allocated 36020540124> > Arg 0 (CTS:V6): 0 > Arg 0 (CTS:V7): 0 > Arg 0 (CTS:V8): 0 > s-A, <RESUME>: Supply a value to use this time as the definition of X-SERVER:|bzero| > s-B, s-sh-C: Supply a value to store permanently as the definition of X-SERVER:|bzero| > s-C: Retry the CALL-INDIRECT instruction > s-D, <ABORT>: Terminate C execution of main > s-E: Exit process X Server > -> > >I tried Load System X Documentation and can't find anything about the >X Server Background Stream. A background stream is something where output goes when a process has no visible output stream. When the process wants to type out (for example because of an unhandled error) on this background stream you get a notification. > >I guess this isn't *that* important. I'm already really happy that >I've got everything else working and I'm really enjoying the system. But, it's worth a shot. Using X apps like gnus in Emacs Hmm, there once was Hermes - a news reader for the Lispm. It was written for DW, then for CLIM 1 - not for CLIM 2. It should be mentioned in the Usenet FAQ. Rainer Joswig, "Lavielle" EDV Systemberatung GmbH & Co. KG, Lotharstrasse 2b, D22041 Hamburg, Tel: +49 40 658088, Fax: +49 40 65808-202, Email: joswig@lavielle.com , WWW: http://www.lavielle.de/
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