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From: rusty@GARNET.BERKELEY.EDU (rusty wright)
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Subject: xterm dumping core
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Date: 13 Feb 90 19:28:14 GMT
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			  X Window System Bug Report
			    xbugs@expo.lcs.mit.edu


VERSION:
    R4

CLIENT MACHINE and OPERATING SYSTEM:
	sun 3 sunos 3.5

DISPLAY TYPE:
	sparcstation cgsix

WINDOW MANAGER:
	twm

AREA:
	xterm

SYNOPSIS:
	xterm -t dumps core

DESCRIPTION:
On a sun 3 running SunOS 3.5 (also on a sparcstation running SunOS
4.0.3c but I'm not positive) an xterm made via "make World" in the
x11r4/mit directory dumps core when you start it with "xterm -t" or
try to switch to tek mode.  Here's the adb output:

adb xterm
core file = core -- program ``xterm''
SIGSEGV 11: segmentation violation
$C
_XmuCopyISOLatin1Lowered() + 40
_TekRealize(0x8f7d4,0xeffebd4,0xeffebd8) + 47a
_RealizeWidget(0x8f7d4) + aa
_RealizeWidget() + 146
_XtRealizeWidget(0x8c874) + 34
_spawn() + 2d6
_main(0x0,0xefffa0c,0xefffa18) + 5b4

But if I go into the xterm directory and do a xmkmf and then make,
that xterm works fine.

gcc -DNOSTDHDRS -fstrength-reduce -fcombine-regs -fdelayed-branch -fpcc-struct-return -fwritable-strings -traditional -O -I/tuna_a/x11r4/include -c menu.c