|--==> "DB" == David Bush <David.Bush(a)intel.com> writes:
DB> Dear Bug Team!
DB> I'm getting a reproducible segmentation fault while updating
DB> packages. The fault occurs after the first package had been downloaded
DB> and installed with the message that it is loading the auto-autoloads
DB> file for the package just installed. The stack from gdb and the lisp
DB> backtrace are from two different runs, but they are consistent.
Are you saying that your XEmacs crashes and dumps core? Odd.
DB> Lisp backtrace follows:
[...]
DB> signal(error ("Already loaded"))
DB> # bind (args datum)
DB> cerror("Already loaded")
DB> apply(cerror "Already loaded" nil)
DB> # bind (args datum)
DB> error("Already loaded")
DB> byte-code("..." [featurep mail-lib-autoloads error "Already
loaded" package-provide mail-lib :version 1.48 :type regular] 6)
Yes, you should get this because of...
,----[ lisp/mail-lib/auto-autoloads.el ]
| (if (featurep 'mail-lib-autoloads) (error "Already loaded"))
`----
But it shouldn't cause XEmacs to dump core.
Ben, did you make changes to the error handling code in your recent
work? Can you account for this?
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