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1 total messages Started by John C. Ruttenberg Wed, 09 Sep 1992 18:28
Occasional crash of epoch 4.2 on sgi IRIX 4.05
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Author: John C. Ruttenberg
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 18:28
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This happens to me every three or four days.  Most recently I got a core file
for an epoch that was compiled -g.  I took a look at it and I don't think I
can figure out what's going on, but perhaps someone else can.

Here's a stack trace:


kill() ["kill.s":14, 0x4b77f8]
fatal_error_signal(sig=6) ["emacs.c":190, 0x434950]
_sigtramp(<stripped>) ["sigtramp.s":35, 0x4bddf8]
_kill() ["_kill.s":16, 0x4c2588]
raise(<stripped>) ["raise.c":19, 0x4bdd08]
abort(<stripped>) ["abort.c":40, 0x4b5658]
layout_window(window=343875336, just_this_one=0) ["xdispepoch.c":1238, 0x4248a4]
layout_windows(window=343875336) ["xdispepoch.c":1151, 0x4242e4]
layout_window(window=343874824, just_this_one=0) ["xdispepoch.c":1178, 0x424444]
layout_windows(window=343874824) ["xdispepoch.c":1151, 0x4242e4]
redisplay_screen(rb=0x100fe308, force=1) ["xdispepoch.c":1033, 0x423ddc]
redisplay() ["xdispepoch.c":933, 0x423974]
read_command_char(commandflag=1) ["keyboard.c":959, 0x436b74]
read_key_sequence(keybuf="\003\003bh\005\as\214", bufsize=30, prompt=0x0, nodisplay=0) ["keyboard.c":1563, 0x4379ac]
command_loop_1() ["keyboard.c":682, 0x436228]
internal_condition_case(bfun=0x435ff0, handlers=17205520, hfun=0x435a10) ["eval.c":1018, 0x4689d8]
command_loop_2() ["keyboard.c":553, 0x435e00]
internal_catch(tag=17205500, func=0x435de4, arg=17205260) ["eval.c":826, 0x468310]
command_loop() ["keyboard.c":535, 0x435da0]
recursive_edit_1() ["keyboard.c":420, 0x435948]
Frecursive_edit() ["keyboard.c":402, 0x4358bc]
main(argc=1, argv=0x7fffc774, envp=0x7fffc77c) ["emacs.c":565, 0x435080]
__start(<stripped>) ["crt1text.s":99, 0x400238]

I could probably get the core and executable file to anyone who cared.
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