Hello.
When I launched mrxvt with xft option and Japanese proportional font as xftmFont on my GNU/Linux amd64 machine, Japanese strings were displayed quite strangely (the n-th character with n-fold vision), and I tracked down that, in function rxvt_scr_draw_string of src/screen.c, variables of type int* are cast into type size_t* and passed to iconv, where on my 64-bit machine sizeof(int) == (size_t)4 and sizeof(size_t) == (size_t)8, causing cast of pointers into those to larger data type. I attach with this message a patch to fix this problem (declare buflen and newlen of type size_t instead of int). Also I remove explicit cast of arguments for iconv, which I suppose has been intended to suppress compiler warning. -- Tetsuya KOBAYASHI <tk...@sodan.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp>
mrxvt05b-fix-type-of-iconv-arguments.patch
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