>>>> "Andreas" == Andreas Kneib
<Andreas.Kneib(a)t-online.de> writes:
Andreas> I use the Oortgnus v0.14 (release from 20030124) with
Andreas> XEmacs in Wterm. At i look at the message...
Please send the whole message.
Andreas> The Lisp-Gods in de.comm.software.gnus say to me, it's a
Andreas> problem of XEmacs not a problem of Gnus.
That's right. No Lisp program should ever crash. It's certainly true
that Gnus developers often seem more interested in crashing XEmacs
than producing a decent MUA, but that's very useful to us.
Since your stack trace is smashed, there is essentially zero chance
that we will be able to find the cause of this (if it's not known
already). We would greatly appreciate it if you would run XEmacs
under the debugger, which should allow you to generate a useful stack
backtrace.
You might also try removing regex.o, recompiling it with
-DREGEX_MALLOC, and then typing "make" to get the xemacs executable
rebuilt. Gnus is quite enthusiastic about regular expressions, often
applying them to megabytes and megabytes of text, which crashes the
regexp engine which uses alloca (and thus eventually runs out of
stack, usually much sooner than XEmacs runs out of virtual memory).
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