Does this also affect 9vx.Linux version. I have been testing a few ports under it and it seems to crash in different places. I have not been able to isolate the type of code causes it so I did not report it on the list. It does seem to happen when I allocate a huge amount of memory for a dense matrix. It will start slowing down and closes.
I haven't tried getting an update from hg tip. I have been trying to avoid installing mercurial to get to the hg tip. Any chance we can get a scheduled archive of the 9vx.* just like p9p? On 8/1/08, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Within 9vx, something is printed which looks like the same >> message from the drawterm'd crash, but goes away before I >> can be sure. > > This is just an acme font bug that causes acme to suicide. > > In the latest 9vx I had left turned on the flag > that causes core dumps when 9vx panics, > but I forgot that that flag also causes 9vx to > abort when any program suicides (useful when > you suspect 9vx is the problem, not the program). > I changed the flag not to do that. > > So now acme suicides but 9vx continues. > > Russ > > > -- http://www.fernski.com
