thanks, made a similar fix (now in CVS).
.. and to the one's who really want to discuss if it's good if glibc is
more forgiving than Solaris. I am not sure. But I am sure that that I
made a woops.
firebush wrote:
hi
and thanks for your report.
...
I would go for glic being nicer when "following" NULL pointers in printf
calls. Solaris' libc crashes when printing a NULL pointer.
The segfault can be worked around by changing the fprintf for the
xd->plugin_name to (in case it's NULL, as you pointed out Henrik):
1593 fprintf (out, "%s %s\n",
1594 xnee_xns_key2string(XNEE_PLUGIN_KEY),
1595 xd->plugin_name ? xd->plugin_name : "<NULL>" );
That in the xnee_print_xnee_settings function in the xnee-3.03/libxnee/src
directory.
When I make that change, do a 'gmake clean; gmake; gmake install' from
xnee-3.03, I don't get the segfault.
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