>>>> "N" == Nix <nix(a)esperi.demon.co.uk>
writes:
N> The glitches went away when I upgraded to GCC-3.1, by the
N> way. (I only saw them on a sparc-sun-solaris2.8 box, but that
N> was the only box I was using with both XEmacs and GCC-3.0.x on
N> it...)
gcc3.1's had no effect for me on the glitchy box.
> I'm baffled. The only difference I can tell between the two
> RH7.3 machines is that the first one (the one with the display
> glitch) I didn't install, while I did install the one that
> works fine. I can't
N> How *utterly* bizarre.
Indeed!
> SJT> (1) --debug, --pdump, --use-union-type all change the
> layout SJT> of the code in ways that change optimizer behavior.
> SJT> Especially --use-union-type.
> Those options aren't advertised as available on the gcc on my
> home RH7.3 box.
N> Er, that's because those are XEmacs configure script options ;}
Yup, and none of them seem to make any difference either. :(
> SJT> (3) Ping Nix Who Seems To Know. (done with this
message)
> Nix? What can you tell us?
N> If it is GCC (and I'm really not sure; I've only got one data
N> point) then GCC-3.1 doesn't have the problem.
Very Strange Things are Going On. I bet It is the Law of Conservation
of Glitchy Universal Secret Revelation. Only one person in the world
is allowed to view This Mysterious and Enlightening Phenomenon at a
time. Either you were powerful enough to decipher Its Meanings and
aren't telling us (I know we must discover Them on our own), or you
too failed to grasp Its Universal Message. Either way, It's moved on
to attempt another Conversion. I admit intellectual defeat now, so
can The Glitch please go Visit someone else for a while?
been-reading-A-Beautiful-Mind-too-much-this-morning-ly y'rs,
-Barry