Isaac Hollander wrote:
Ben> can you get a c backtrace?
Ben> the fact that the first line is
>> ding(nil buffer-bound)
Ben> suggests a problem with the audio support, not the mousewheel.
Indeed. I built --with-sound=native,noesd and no matter how hard I
tried, moving the mouse to the top or bottom of the buffer and causing
lots of sound events doesn't make XEmacs crash.
How stable is esd sound support? Should it be autodetected to true by
default?
i dunno. can you get a c backtrace?
If I try hard enough (generating enough random mouse button events), I
can get XEmacs into a state where any mouse button click results in
"button[12345] not recognized" messages, as appropriate. C-g resets
things so that mouse button works again. Unfortunately, I don't
understand X enough to debug this further.
Isaac
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