On Fri, 29 May 1998, Steve Lamont wrote:
: # To subscribers of the xforms list from spl@szechuan.ucsd.edu (Steve Lamont) :
:
: How it looks to me is that your program (or the library, I suppose)
: has managed to walk on something. I just did a little test program
: which does nothing but load and display a 512x512 Xpm Pixmap and it
: works as expected (SunOS and IRIX).
My program does that exactly. But 15 minutes later when you click to raise
a different form in the same application. Rather than raising the form,
the program dumps core. Gdb and a backtrace reveals that the program was
somewere in the forms library when it happened. I don't think that this
necessarily means that the forms library is at fault. If the debugger did
the right thing I would at least be able to disassemble the code that
caused the core dump. This would allow me to see what value the caused the
violation.
: I think you need to look elsewhere.
That's what I'm trying to do. It's difficult with no tools.
Chris
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