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From: f-ih@IFI.UIO.NO
Newsgroups: gnu.emacs.bug
Subject: possible bug in run-scheme
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Date: 4 Jul 89 13:18:51 GMT
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Our implementation of gnuemacs (GNU Emacs 18.51.1 (berkeley-unix)) on SunOS
4.0.2 does not seem to support the function xscheme-send-control-g-interrupt.
That is, the routine exists, but it doesn't seem to do anything. 

I run csheme (Scheme Microcode Version 10.2), which relies heavily upon the
-function. As Scheme is not very popular around here, the systems programmers
can't find the spare time to help us poor demented ai workers.

Is this a well-known bug, is there a cure for it, and, if such be the case,
what can be done about it? Even the smallest of hints will be met with great
appreciation.