Re: Xemacs crash on WinXP

2004-03-18 Thread Jee Chung
I start my xemacs by invoking the command emacs  via my TWM's root menu (coded into my .twmrc file).  The version of emacs I have on my install says that it's 21.2.1.  My Cygwin install appears to be cygwin-1.5.7-1 from having examined the cygwin1.dll file.

JC

Dr. Volker Zell wrote:
Jee == Jee Chung writes:


Jee Ever since I updated by Cygwin installation about a week ago, my xemacs has 
been crashing repeatedly.  Usually, it starts up fine, I use it for a few minutes, then 
it either hangs (consumes CPU) then crashs or crashes spontaneously leaving a stack dump 
that looks like:
Jee bash:~ cat emacs.EXE.stackdump Stack trace:
Jee Frame Function  Args
Jee 0022E100  77E7AC21  (, 0020, 0002, )
Jee 0022E160  61087E49  (03C8, 0006, 0022E1B0, 2008CBEC)
Jee 0022E1B0  61086211  (0006, 2008CB70, 1000, )
Jee 0022E1D0  61026B4C  (06D0, EA60, 0014, 0022E20C)
Jee 0022E250  6108A855  (, 6102606B, 0004B14B, )
Jee 0022E2B0  61087E49  (03C8, 0006, 20396060, )
Jee 0022E2D0  61086211  (0057, 0022E348, 10417FDC, 200EF98B)
Jee 0022E310  200DFBA5  (, , 0002, 002C0DBC)
Jee 0022E330  200DFBEC  (, , 0024, 0022E2A0)
Jee 0022E3B0  2011B7D0  (3023BF20, 4023BF9C, 0005, 0022E454)
Jee 0022E400  200F002B  (4023BEFC, 0001, 0022E49C, 20549840)
Jee 0022E460  200EFB1C  (0002, 0022E498, 2068EA00, 0001)
Jee 0022E490  200EF5E9  (10272674, 4053DE00, 0022E570, 200948E0)
Jee 0022E570  200948F2  (0001, 0022E53C, 0001, 0022E54C)
Jee 0022E590  200937F2  (0001, , FF00, )
Jee 0022E5C0  20097197  (204C2850, 0001, 015A, 0022E660)
Jee End of stack trace (more stack frames may be present)
Jee All other Xfree86 program appear to be functioning fine.  Has anyone else seen a problem like this?

More info, please which version of xemacs, cygwin, bla, bla bla...
Especially how do you start XEmacs 
Jee JC

Ciao
  Volker




Re: Xemacs crash on WinXP

2004-03-18 Thread Dr. Volker Zell
 Jee == Jee Chung [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Jee I start my xemacs by invoking the command emacs  via my TWM's root menu 
(coded into my .twmrc file).  The version of emacs I have on my install says that it's 
21.2.1.  My Cygwin install appears to be cygwin-1.5.7-1 from having examined the 
cygwin1.dll file.
Jee JC

Aha, so it's emacs and not XEmacs. Search the list, I think there are
known problems with emacs or even better download the new proposed
version from Joe Bühler. Or maybe switch to XEmacs

Ciao
  Volker



Re: Xemacs crash on WinXP

2004-03-18 Thread Jee Chung
Well, I may invoking by saying emacs , but all indications are that it's the X version of emacs that starts up, because if I try to start emacs from the cygwin terminal:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~
$ which emacs
/usr/bin/emacs
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~
$ /usr/bin/emacs
emacs: Cannot connect to X server :0.0.
Check the DISPLAY environment variable or use `-d'.
Also use the `xhost' program to verify that it is set to permit
connections from your machine.
Is there a different way to invoke Xemacs?  I do get xemacs as part of my Cygwin install and keep it updated regularly

JC



Dr. Volker Zell wrote:

Jee == Jee Chung [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:


Jee I start my xemacs by invoking the command emacs  via my TWM's root menu 
(coded into my .twmrc file).  The version of emacs I have on my install says that it's 21.2.1.  My 
Cygwin install appears to be cygwin-1.5.7-1 from having examined the cygwin1.dll file.
Jee JC
Aha, so it's emacs and not XEmacs. Search the list, I think there are
known problems with emacs or even better download the new proposed
version from Joe Bühler. Or maybe switch to XEmacs
Ciao
  Volker




Re: Xemacs crash on WinXP

2004-03-18 Thread Alejandro López-Valencia
On Thu, 18 Mar 2004 11:09:46 -0500, Jee Chung wrote in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:

Well, I may invoking by saying emacs , but all indications are that it's the X 
version of emacs that starts up, because if I try to start emacs from the cygwin 
terminal:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~
$ which emacs
/usr/bin/emacs

Give yourself a tour by these two web sites:

http://www.xemacs.org/
http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs.html

And discover how unreasonable are your previous words...