Re: How to track gc problem?

>>>>>"ML" == Mats Lidell <matsl(a)xemacs.org&gt; writes: ML> I just got the terminal from where I started XEmacs, emacs-version ML> "21.5 (beta26) \"endive\" (+CVS-20060507) XEmacs Lucid", filled with ML> lines like this: ML> ... ML> ("(in garbage collection)" "[internal]") ML> ("(in garbage collection)" "[internal]") ML> ("(in garbage collection)" "[internal]") ML> ... ML> Before that there was some text suggesting me to stop XEmacs and I ML> think there also was some gc stuff about a barrier!? This only makes sense if you have configured your XEmacs with --enable-newgc. Have you? Then, your XEmacs probably ran out of memory. XEmacs issues a warning like the one you mention and tries to recover from the memory shortage. In your case it seems that the recovery has failed. There is a memory leak in the incremental garbage collector. Till now I have not found the cause of the memory leakage, I'll keep investigating.