Re: Re[2]: Why does isearch do this [Hrvoje :)]?
Andy Piper <andyp(a)bea.com> wrote:
Its not that simple. I don't get it with my .emacs. At some point
during my
editing it starts happening.
If it's really unrelated to autoloads, or some evil mode, it could
be a nasty memory corruption error (improper gcpro's, etc.). If so,
good luck tracking it down.
[ I suppose it could also be a cygwin problem (I assume that you're
using cygwin). Is there a correlation with the compiler used (cygwin,
mingw, vc++, etc.)? What's Paul using? ]
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