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I tried to build epoch on 386/ix with the X11R4 streams based
server posted to Usenet.

I did
   1) not use the shared X11 library (as this server does)
   2) Undefined HAVE_SOCKET in s-386ix.h (I don't have these)
   3) defined SYSTEM_MALLOC
   4) Used alloca.o from libPW.a.

When running epoch I get

(gdb) (gdb) 
#0  0x59f94 in openfiles ()
#1  0x1897d in fatal_error_signal (sig=11) (emacs.c line 144)
#2  0x59f7c in openfiles ()
#3  0x4e23b in XFree ()
#4  0x17d0f in raw_get_property (dpy=(struct _XDisplay *) 0x46ad58, win=524391, prop=23) (property.c line 260)
#5  0x1232f in x_get_defaults (table=(struct XDefaultEntry *) 0x402864, count=35, pargc=(int *) 0x44a430, argv=(char **) 0x7ffffe8c) (xdefault.c line 195)
#6  0xefb2 in x_init_defaults () (screen.c line 164)
#7  0xffb1 in x_init_display () (screen.c line 628)
#8  0xe3a6 in x_term_init () (x11term.c line 1784)
#9  0x1811 in init_display () (dispepoch.c line 1425)
#10 0x18c55 in main (argc=1, argv=(char **) 0x7ffffe8c, envp=(char **) 0x7ffffe94) (emacs.c line 371)


When running temacs I get

(gdb) #0  0x106c4 in Fepoch_screens_of_buffer (buffer=121932864) (screen.c line 888)
#1  0x1e557 in reset_buffer_local_variables (b=(struct buffer *) 0x448c40) (buffer.c line 262)
#2  0x1e51d in reset_buffer (b=(struct buffer *) 0x448c40) (buffer.c line 246)
#3  0x1f9fa in init_buffer_once () (buffer.c line 1093)
#4  0x18c13 in main (argc=1, argv=(char **) 0x7ffffe3c, envp=(char **) 0x7ffffe44) (emacs.c line 350)


With SYSTEM_MALLOC undefined, epoch starts to come up with a window
that might be 500x50, but then never fully opens the window.  In this
case it does not leave a core file.

temacs has the same behavior as before (Fatal Error 11).

I unfortunately do not have time to investigate this further.  I
will keep the source online for a while if anyone has any recommendations
as to what I might try to resolve the problem.

tom


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