Thread View: gnu.epoch.misc
1 messages
1 total messages
Started by Fred Douglis
Mon, 16 Nov 1992 19:33
illegal instruction on DECstation/5000 - mark_object bug?
Author: Fred Douglis
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 19:33
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 19:33
38 lines
2155 bytes
2155 bytes
In epoch 4.2, running on Ultrix V4.2, I have had epoch die on me several times in less than a week. (Epoch was just installed here; prior to that I used vanilla gnu emacs.) A backtrace from gdb claims that the core file doesn't match. A backtrace from dbx shows hundreds of frames of mark_object, as follows: (dbx) where > 0 abort.abort(0x45d68c, 0x29, 0x10133454, 0x1019ec54, 0x1452cb00) ["../exit.c":80, 0x4b341c] 1 .block207 ["alloc.c":1170, 0x45d704] 2 mark_object(objptr = 0x1052cb24) ["alloc.c":1170, 0x45d704] 3 .block205 ["alloc.c":1087, 0x45d554] 4 mark_object(objptr = 0x103d4888) ["alloc.c":1087, 0x45d554] 5 .block205 ["alloc.c":1087, 0x45d554] 6 mark_object(objptr = 0x103d4194) ["alloc.c":1087, 0x45d554] 7 .block205 ["alloc.c":1087, 0x45d554] 8 mark_object(objptr = 0x1013aa78) ["alloc.c":1087, 0x45d554] 9 .block205 ["alloc.c":1087, 0x45d554] 10 mark_object(objptr = 0x10150998) ["alloc.c":1087, 0x45d554] 11 .block206 ["alloc.c":1113, 0x45d5d0] 12 mark_object(objptr = 0x10139d90) ["alloc.c":1113, 0x45d5d0] 13 .block205 ["alloc.c":1087, 0x45d554] 14 mark_object(objptr = 0x1010e9e4) ["alloc.c":1087, 0x45d554] 15 .block207 ["alloc.c":1140, 0x45d688] 16 mark_object(objptr = 0x1010e0a8) ["alloc.c":1140, 0x45d688] 17 .block207 ["alloc.c":1140, 0x45d688] More (n if no)? ... Any idea what might cause this? Any patches available? Many thanks for suggestions. -- Fred Douglis Matsushita Information Technology Laboratory | Email: douglis@mitl.com 182 Nassau Street | Phone: +1 609 497-4600 Princeton, NJ 08542 USA | Fax: +1 609 497-4013
Thread Navigation
This is a paginated view of messages in the thread with full content displayed inline.
Messages are displayed in chronological order, with the original post highlighted in green.
Use pagination controls to navigate through all messages in large threads.
Back to All Threads