David Kastrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> For debugging purposes, I have been using the following:
>
> struct trbuf { void* pc; int value; } trbuf[256];
> unsigned char trptr;
> #define RECORD_INPUT do { __label__ woozle; \
> woozle: trbuf[trptr++] = (struct trbuf) \
Does [trptr++%256] give better results ?
> { &&woozle, interrupt_input_blocked}; } while(0)
>
> And then whereever I change interrupt_input_blocked, I also call
> RECORD_INPUT. This causes Emacs to crash in unrelated spaces. I have
> crosschecked the compiled code, and it does the correct thing: no data
> type overflow problems or something.
>
> So it is obvious that the problem is elsewhere, likely that the data
> structures I use above confuse the garbage collector. What kind of
> data structures are allowed, and how can I hide data structures that
> would confuse it from the garbarge collector?
>
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> David Kastrup, Kriemhildstr. 15, 44793 Bochum
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