In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Felix Huang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I compiled the latest CVS version of emacs-unicode-2 branch in Ubuntu > Edgy, and run it in a zh_CN.UTF-8 environment. Emacs crashed at the > splash screen. If I turned off the splash (setq inhibit-splash-screen > t), it was normal until I manually invoked the splash. And in some > files, like a TeX file in LaTeX mode (with auctex), all characters in > section names were squares. > When I changed the environment variables (LC_ALL, LANG) to > en_US.UTF-8, emacs did not crash at either splash screen or other > pages that were crashed at. However, most characters were represented > as squares thus it was incapable of editing. What do "all charactes" and "most characters" exactly mean? Do they include ASCII characters, or only Chinese characters? > I configured the emacs with: > ./configure --with-xft --with-freetype --enable-font-backend > --prefix=/opt/emacs23 --with-x-toolkit=gtk I can't reproduce such a bug. Did you start Emacs with "--enable-font-backend"? Do you see the same bug with Emacs 22 (cvs HEAD) version? How about starting Emacs with "-Q"? > #0 0x080ef1dd in fontset_font (fontset=137847608, c=24555, face=0x8e81fc8, > id=43) at fontset.c:618 In the latest code, line 618 is this. retry: and that should should not cause crash. Please update and rebuild your emacs, and show me the result of: (gdb) bt full --- Kenichi Handa [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ emacs-pretest-bug mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-pretest-bug
