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From: envbvs@epb2.lbl.gov (Brian V. Smith)
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Subject: Re: Problems with X11R4 public fix #12
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Date: 28 Jun 90 17:54:56 GMT
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In article <9006271916.AA00839@NICOLLE.IAIMS.BCM.TMC.EDU>,
dinah@WILKINS.BCM.TMC.EDU (Dinah Anderson) writes:
|> 
|> I applied this patch and did a make world and installed the 
|> new software and include files. Most of the clients that use the
|> Xt library would die and dump core. For example, xterm would startup,
|> but the second you tried to type anything in the window, the process would
|> die and dump core.
|> 
|> I backed out the changes and recompiled and everything now works ok. Did
|> anyone else have this problem?
|> 
|> Dinah Anderson					 Manager of Systems
Integration
|> Baylor College of Medicine	                                 Houston, Texas
|> internet: dinah@bcm.tmc.edu                   uucp:
{rutgers,mailrus}!bcm!dinah

Yes!  Here is a core dump of xterm:
You get it when you type any character in it.

dbx xterm
dbx version 2.0 of 10/19/88 2:02.
Type 'help' for help.
reading symbolic information ...
(dbx) run -e bea

Bus error in _XtMatchUsingDontCareMods at 0x28c74
00028c74  movl  (r11),(r1)
(dbx) where
_XtMatchUsingDontCareMods(0x86484, 0x7fffda6c) at 0x28c74
MatchEvent(0x7eb84, 0x7fffda6c) at 0x28ec4
_XtTranslateEvent(0x84404, 0x84434, 0x7fffdf08, 0x7fffdad0) at 0x290e1
DispatchEvent(0x7fffdf08, 0x84404, 0x1, 0x66908) at 0x19981
DecideToDispatch(0x7fffdf08) at 0x19d2f
XtDispatchEvent(0x7fffdf08) at 0x19d9e
xevents() at 0xc1c1
in_put() at 0x36c9
VTparse() at 0x2866
VTRun() at 0x4987
main.main(0x2, 0x7fffe0ac, 0x7fffe0bc) at 0x892

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Brian V. Smith    (bvsmith@lbl.gov)
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
I don't speak for LBL, these non-opinions are all mine.