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Started by Gordon Joly
Thu, 10 Oct 1991 19:03
Re: [Gordon Joly: "inspect" in GDB 4.1 with Epoch 3.2.]
Author: Gordon Joly
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 1991 19:03
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 1991 19:03
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Still there in Epoch 4.0, gdb 4.1; SunOS 4.1.1, SUN4, gcc or SUN cc.
``Inspect'' invokes (gdb-makebuffer ...) to Emacs LISP interpreter,
but this function does not seem to exist in the distribution Epoch 4.0
and GDB 4.1. Also, I notice that no exectution takes place in Epoch of
the LISP.
Gordon
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Epoch3.2 slower than xemacs on Mac X server
Author: Brian L. Kahn
Date: Fri, 11 Oct 1991 08:11
Date: Fri, 11 Oct 1991 08:11
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A co-worker uses his Macintosh as an Xterminal to access some Sun Sparcs. He uses a server which he feels is superior to MacX, but it is still pretty slow sometimes. I told him how nice epoch is under X, but he has a peculiar problem with it. Xemacs runs fine, but epoch-3.2 (patch 2, I think) is very slooow on response. It lags behind a fast typist by several characters. This is a comparison between xemacs and epoch running on the same SPARC, same network, same time. What does epoch-3.2 do that is so different from xemacs inside the X-server? Is this a bug, or just a side effect of fancier display capabilities? -- B< Brian Kahn blk@security.mitre.org "may the farce be with you"
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