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From: guy@gorodish.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Re: Bugs in uwm/menuwm for SUNs
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Date: Sun, 29-Mar-87 18:12:55 EST
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Another alternative to buying Suns for testing (yeah, I know, I
should be getting people to buy *lots* of Suns, but, well...) - grab
John Bruner's changes to 4BSD to support "no-page-zero" executables,
and build all programs as "no-page-zero" executables.  (I wish
Berkeley would grab those changes and make "no-page-zero" images the
*default*; if you have old stupid code, you can ask the linker to
make it a "zero-at-location-zero" image.  For that matter, I wish
AT&T would make "no-page-zero" images the default on *their*
machines, etc., etc..)