July 1998 - XEmacs-Beta - XEmacs Mailing List Archives

Re: OffiX DnD Problems (Re: drag-n-drop core dump) 26 years, 4 months

SL Baur

Oliver Graf <ograf(a)fga.de> writes: > This would be the correct way I have to do it. But this will also > result in a (nearly) complete rewrite of the OffiX lib I use > (something I always wanted to do but never found the time to...) >> I just hope that Steve lets this fix into 21.0. I'll have to look closely at the patch, but it's really too late for large patches at this point. I want to get _something_ out relatively soon and have a short cycle on 21.1 where we get a bugfix release out in short order. > Steven? I think I will not have the time to do this this week. Perhaps I can > start this weekend. The simple solution would be only to fix the display/atom > stuff (small change) or do the whole thing. > How does this fit into the XEmacs 21.0 release schedule? It doesn't, unless you wish to push 21.0 back into August or September. I don't. This release has been delayed long enough (IMO).

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Re: Is there any change on GC algorithm ever cince 19.28? 26 years, 4 months

Hrvoje Niksic

Kenichi Okuyama <okuyama(a)trl.ibm.co.jp> writes: > I'm intrested in xemacs newest version, especially on part of > Garbage Collection. And I would like to know if there is any > changes made ever since 19.28. Is it re-written ( with basically > same algorithm? ), or is it totally new? There has never been any such thing as XEmacs 19.28. The GC algorithm has been practically the same old mark-and-sweep since Emacs beginnings in the mists of time. Our implementation, however, has been vastly improved somewhat by mly for lemacs 19.8. > Long ago, when emacs was 19.28 ( and mule was 2.3 ), I made a little > hack on alloc.c . It's still available on > > http://nagahashi-www.isl.titech.ac.jp/~okuyama/html/program/Mule-2.3-allo... > > (this is for Mule version of emacs, so it might not work properly on > emacs, though I don't beleave so). > > I wondered if the same hack works on current version of xemacs. I was unable to access this ("The requested URL /~okuyama/html/program/Mule-2.3-alloc.c.dir/Version-1.0/alloc.c was not found on this server."), but I don't think the hack will work unchanged. You will have to do your homework and actually look at XEmacs src/alloc.c. > I'm asking this because I'm having trouble with accessing to > xemacs's newest version, Because > > 1) I have no idea which one is the newest. The latest released version: 20.4 The latest pre-21.0 beta: 21.0-b45/pre2 "Thuringian" -- Hrvoje Niksic <hniksic(a)srce.hr> | Student at FER Zagreb, Croatia --------------------------------+-------------------------------- Try to use "ad nauseam" at least once per flame. It doesn't mean anything; but it gives that polished feel to your postings.

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Re: ediff eating handles 26 years, 4 months

Adrian Aichner

>>>>> "Sean" == Sean MacLennan <Sean.MacLennan(a)pika.ca> writes: Sean> While using ediff to diff a lot of files, it would always lock up with Sean> "Resource busy" error. It looks like every time you use the 'A' or 'B' With emacs-version "21.0 \"Uzbek Black-pre2\" XEmacs Lucid" on Windows NT I have the problem that I cannot jump to more than 32 individual diffs between two buffers (ediff-buffers). The message-log below shows that I can basically get to all of the diffs but after visiting 32 of them XEmacs cannot spawn processes anymore. How does that fit into the picture? Which emacs-version are you running, on which OS? Cheers, Adrian Computing differences between texinfmt.elHDA1Gc and texinfmt.elHDA68f ... Buffer A: Processing difference region 0 of 68 Buffer A: Processing difference region 10 of 68 Buffer A: Processing difference region 20 of 68 Buffer A: Processing difference region 30 of 68 Buffer A: Processing difference region 40 of 68 Buffer A: Processing difference region 50 of 68 Buffer A: Processing difference region 60 of 68 Buffer B: Processing difference region 0 of 68 Buffer B: Processing difference region 10 of 68 Buffer B: Processing difference region 20 of 68 Buffer B: Processing difference region 30 of 68 Buffer B: Processing difference region 40 of 68 Buffer B: Processing difference region 50 of 68 Buffer B: Processing difference region 60 of 68 Processing difference regions ... done Refining difference region 30 ... Only white-space differences in region 30 Only white-space differences in region 30 Refining difference region 35 ... Only white-space differences in region 35 Only white-space differences in region 35 Refining difference region 36 ... Only white-space differences in region 36 Only white-space differences in region 36 Only white-space differences in region 36 Refining difference region 37 ... Only white-space differences in region 37 Only white-space differences in region 37 Only white-space differences in region 37 Refining difference region 38 ... Only white-space differences in region 38 Only white-space differences in region 38 Only white-space differences in region 38 Refining difference region 39 ... Only white-space differences in region 39 Only white-space differences in region 39 Only white-space differences in region 39 Refining difference region 40 ... Only white-space differences in region 40 Only white-space differences in region 40 Only white-space differences in region 40 Refining difference region 60 ... Only white-space differences in region 60 Only white-space differences in region 60 Refining difference region 61 ... 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Only white-space differences in region 67 Only white-space differences in region 67 Only white-space differences in region 67 Refining difference region 68 ... Only white-space differences in region 68 Only white-space differences in region 68 Only white-space differences in region 68 Refining difference region 1 ... Only white-space differences in region 1 Only white-space differences in region 1 Refining difference region 2 ... Only white-space differences in region 2 Only white-space differences in region 2 Only white-space differences in region 2 Refining difference region 3 ... Only white-space differences in region 3 Only white-space differences in region 3 Only white-space differences in region 3 Refining difference region 4 ... Only white-space differences in region 4 Only white-space differences in region 4 Only white-space differences in region 4 Refining difference region 5 ... Only white-space differences in region 5 Only white-space differences in region 5 Only white-space differences in region 5 Refining difference region 6 ... Only white-space differences in region 6 Only white-space differences in region 6 Only white-space differences in region 6 Refining difference region 7 ... Only white-space differences in region 7 Only white-space differences in region 7 Only white-space differences in region 7 Refining difference region 8 ... Only white-space differences in region 8 Only white-space differences in region 8 Only white-space differences in region 8 Refining difference region 9 ... Only white-space differences in region 9 Only white-space differences in region 9 Only white-space differences in region 9 Refining difference region 10 ... Only white-space differences in region 10 Only white-space differences in region 10 Only white-space differences in region 10 Refining difference region 11 ... Only white-space differences in region 11 Only white-space differences in region 11 Only white-space differences in region 11 Refining difference region 12 ... Only white-space differences in region 12 Only white-space differences in region 12 Only white-space differences in region 12 Refining difference region 13 ... Only white-space differences in region 13 Only white-space differences in region 13 Only white-space differences in region 13 Refining difference region 14 ... Only white-space differences in region 14 Only white-space differences in region 14 Only white-space differences in region 14 Refining difference region 15 ... Only white-space differences in region 15 Only white-space differences in region 15 Only white-space differences in region 15 Refining difference region 16 ... Spawning child process: Resource temporarily unavailable Refining difference region 16 ... Spawning child process: Resource temporarily unavailable Refining difference region 16 ... Spawning child process: Resource temporarily unavailable Sean> command to change a buffer, xemacs eats 5 handles. After a while, Sean> spawnve returns EGAIN. Sean> Sean -- Adrian Aichner Applications Engineer Teradyne GmbH Semiconductor Test Group Telephone +49/89/41861(0)-208 Dingolfinger Strasse 2 Fax +49/89/41861-217 D-81673 MUENCHEN E-mail aichner(a)ecf.teradyne.com

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gdbsrc toolbar problems, 21.0-b46. 26 years, 4 months

A.J. Rossini

Possible bugs: gdbsrc gives the following error: Warning: toolbar spec must be list or nil gdb and gdbsrc do not bring up the toolbars. (I can't recall current wisdom on the use of gdbsrc -- was it pro or con? Anyway, I got dumped into it by gdb. Nice to see that it works reasonably, except for the above, for literate programming (where the src file is 1-removed from the actual code compiled)... Has anyone gone tracing the lisp source for similar toolbar problems, in a similar way to the concat with ints problem I ran into recently? I suspect it's just a change of API, but didn't follow the recent changes closely. I've also got a hacked version of someone's cool (glitzy and functional) Noweb mode which works under Speedbar, for inclusion at some point (need to trace back the copyrights, I think). (func-menu works with it, too, which is why I wanted to fix that a while back). best, -tony -- A.J. Rossini arossini(a)biostat.washington.edu UW Biostat / Center for AIDS Research Epimetrics Corp.

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Re: This will not do 26 years, 4 months

SL Baur

Andy Piper <andyp(a)parallax.co.uk> writes: > Steve, Oliver, Bill, > Can you see if this patch fixes your toolbar gripes. It does. :-) It also fixes the modeline lossage[1]. Was this intended (I hope, I hope)? ... > [2 guibg.patch <text/plain; iso-8859-1 (quoted-printable)>] Please send along the ChangeLog entries so I can put this in pre4/Uzbek Black. Thanks. Footnotes: [1] Tested with W3 and a non-standard background and Xmine.

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Re: Still can't build 21.0-b46 on Solaris 26 years, 4 months

Oscar Figueiredo

>>>>> "sb" == SL Baur <steve(a)xemacs.org> writes: sb> [1] Doesn't work means the colors came out psychedelic. The image sb> didn't appear to be rotated and/or reversed, but all the colors were sb> wrong. I have also noticed that problem this week-end with several other X programs such as xv on Linux/XFree86 (from RedHat 5.1) so this is not specific to XEmacs but rather a bug in XFree. Oscar

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Re: Native sound support 26 years, 4 months

Raymond Toy

"Amir J. Katz" <amir(a)ndsoft.com> writes: > I installed NAS 1.2P5 on my SunOS 4.1.4, and tested it that it > works. > > I then reconfigured and rebuilt XEmacs using --with-audio=both. No > problems. However, when I try to play a WAV file (a MIME attachment > of audio/basic type), I get an error: > > open /dev/audio - device busy > > Any idea what's wrong? Your .mailcap must have audio/basic calling some program to play the wave file. You probably want it to call auplay instead. In fact for all audio clips that NAS understands, I have auplay play it. Ray

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Re: This will not do 26 years, 4 months

Oliver Graf

Andy Piper <andyp(a)parallax.co.uk> writes: > [1 <text/plain; us-ascii (7bit)>] > Steve, Oliver, Bill, > > Can you see if this patch fixes your toolbar gripes. Yup, this one works. Thanxx. Regards, Oliver.

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Re: Lispref: New chapter about LDAP 26 years, 4 months

Oscar Figueiredo

>>>>> "APA" == Adrian Aichner <aichner(a)ecf.teradyne.com> writes: APA> the patch to man/lispref/Makefile failed for me. I can't see why. APA> Here's the patching output. Perhaps you can spot the problem. Yes the first part of the patch (on man/lispref/Makefile) systematically fails for me also and should be applied by hand. That must be one of these cases (like ChangeLogs) where patch chokes, I haven't been able to generate a correct one. The rest of the patch applies cleanly however. Thanks, Oscar

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Re: [xemacs-psgml 1.0.1 PATCH] Removing req. for ISO_8879:1986 26 years, 4 months

SL Baur

Adrian Aichner <aichner(a)ecf.teradyne.com> writes: > Oops, my patch is designed to transliterate ?: to ?- as this would > seem well in line with http://www.sil.org/sgml/sotr9401-a2.html (look > for hyphen in the text). Sigh. O.K. I goofed in the original rename. Best to correct it now, I suppose. As of pre4 (which will come out tonight or Tuesday) the PSGML attic in the core will have a minus sign in this directory name instead of an equals sign. If this goes anything like last time, many folks will bomb out on `cvs update'. > Is there a reason why we would want ISO_8879=1986 instead of > ISO_8879-1986? Only because that was how I originally renamed it in the XEmacs core CVS Attic. Adhering to a standards document is much more important so I'll make the change.

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