Re: Xemacs/cygwin hangs using mouse wheel
"James N. Potts" <jpmail(a)limolink.com> wrote:
I wasn't able to get anything useful out of the debugger. When
xemacs
stopped responding, I tried pausing the execution, but the call stack just
showed the following
NTDLL! 77f820f0()
8b000000()
which doesn't look too interesting.
I don't know what to do, but I do have some comments:
* Win32 XEmacs uses threads. Since you've managed to reproduce it under
Win32 native, I assume that you're using VC++; if so, you should be
able to view the other threads, which should hopefully have more
useful stack traces.
* If you can, install the Windows debug symbols (you have to download
them from Microsoft's web site, and finding the right ones can be a
pain); if done, this will display meaningful function names instead of
"NTDLL! 77f820f0()". The download for the symbols tends to be ungodly
enormous, however (the NT 4.0 SP6/128-bit download is something like
55MB).
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