1:56 a.m.
Okay, I tried to run "xemacs --help" from within eshell, and for some
reason the outer xemacs crashed (after running it), saying:
Fatal error.
Your files have been auto-saved.
Use `M-x recover-session' to recover them.
Your version of XEmacs was distributed with a PROBLEMS file that may describe
your crash, and with luck a workaround. Please check it first, but do report
the crash anyway.
Please report this bug by invoking M-x report-emacs-bug, or by selecting
`Send Bug Report' from the Help menu. If that won't work, send ordinary
email to `xemacs-beta(a)xemacs.org'. *MAKE SURE* to include this entire
output from this crash, especially including the Lisp backtrace, as well as
the XEmacs configuration from M-x describe-installation (or equivalently,
the file `Installation' in the top of the build tree).
If you are fortunate enough to have some sort of debugging aid installed
on your system, for example Visual C++, and you can get a C stack backtrace,
*please* include it, as it will make our life far easier.
Lisp backtrace follows:
# (unwind-protect ...)
# (unwind-protect ...)
# (unwind-protect ...)
# (unwind-protect ...)
# (unwind-protect ...)
# (unwind-protect ...)
# (unwind-protect ...)
# bind (print-message-label)
error-message-string((wrong-type-argument
and it breaks off there, as if it had either crashed in the midst of
printing this line or not been able to flush the rest.
The describe-installation output is:
OS version:
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
OS: Windows_NT
XEmacs 21.5-b29 "garbanzo" configured for `i586-pc-win32'.
Building XEmacs using "nmake".
Building XEmacs using make flags " ".
Building XEmacs in source tree "C:\\XEmacsBuild\\xemacs-21.5.29".
For src, using compiler "cl -nologo -W3 -DSTRICT -Zi -Od -MD -c -TP
-IC:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\nt\inc
-IC:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src
-I"C:/cygwin/usr/local/src\xpm-3.4k"
-I"C:/cygwin/usr/local/src\xpm-3.4k\lib"
-I"C:/cygwin/usr/local/src\libpng-1.2.8"
-I"C:/cygwin/usr/local/src/zlib"
-I"C:/cygwin/usr/local/src/tiff-3.7.3\libtiff"
-I"C:/cygwin/usr/local/src\jpeg-6b" -I"C:/cygwin/usr/local/src/zlib"
-DHAVE_MS_WINDOWS -DHAVE_MENUBARS -DHAVE_SCROLLBARS -DHAVE_TOOLBARS
-DHAVE_WIDGETS -DHAVE_DIALOGS -DHAVE_XPM -DFOR_MSW -DHAVE_GIF
-DHAVE_PNG -DHAVE_TIFF -DHAVE_JPEG -DHAVE_ZLIB -DHAVE_NATIVE_SOUND
-DMULE -DERROR_CHECK_ALL -DPDUMP -DSYSTEM_MALLOC -DDEBUG_XEMACS
-D_DEBUG -DWIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN -DWIN32_NATIVE -Demacs
-DHAVE_CONFIG_H -DPATH_VERSION=\"21.5-b29\"
-DPATH_PROGNAME=\"xemacs\" -DEMACS_VERSION=\"21.5-b29\"
-DEMACS_PROGNAME=\"xemacs\" -DSHEBANG_PROGNAME=\"xemacs-script\"
-DSTACK_TRACE_EYE_CATCHER=xemacs_21_5_b29_i586_pc_win32
-DPATH_PREFIX=\""C:/XEmacsBuild/installed/XEmacs-21.5.29"\"
-DEMACS_MAJOR_VERSION=21 -DEMACS_MINOR_VERSION=5
-DEMACS_BETA_VERSION=29 -DXEMACS_CODENAME=\""garbanzo"\"
-DXEMACS_EXTRA_NAME=\"""\"
-DEMACS_CONFIGURATION=\"i586-pc-win32\"".
For lib-src, using compiler "cl -nologo -W3 -DSTRICT -Zi -Od -MD
-IC:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\lib-src
-IC:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -DWIN32_NATIVE".
Compiling as C++.
Installing XEmacs in "C:/XEmacsBuild/installed/XEmacs-21.5.29".
Compiling in support for Microsoft Windows native GUI.
Compiling in international (MULE) support.
Compiling in support for XPM images.
Compiling in support for GIF images.
Compiling in support for PNG images.
Compiling in support for TIFF images.
Compiling in support for JPEG images.
Compiling in support for GZIP compression/decompression.
Compiling in support for toolbars.
Compiling in support for dialogs.
Compiling in support for widgets.
Compiling in support for native sounds.
Using portable dumper.
Using system malloc.
Using DLL version of C runtime library.
Compiling in extra internal error-checking.
NOTE: ---------------------------------------------------------
NOTE: Compiling in support for runtime error-checking.
NOTE: XEmacs will run noticeably more slowly as a result.
NOTE: Error-checking is on by default for XEmacs beta releases.
NOTE: ---------------------------------------------------------
Compiling in debugging support (no slowdown).
VC++ could only give me the following "stack trace"; I'm not sure how
reliable it is. (I do also have a minidump if someone wants to take a
look at that, but it's 10 megs, so I'm not attaching it to this
message.)
xemacs.exe!011a7fbe()
xemacs.exe!0118ebc1()
xemacs.exe!011a7b1d()
xemacs.exe!0107dfaf()
xemacs.exe!010be0b3()
xemacs.exe!010bd65b()
xemacs.exe!010bf358()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!010c4f3c()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!010c4a7e()
xemacs.exe!010c0cd0()
xemacs.exe!010be7ed()
xemacs.exe!010be818()
xemacs.exe!010be72f()
xemacs.exe!0106c3de()
xemacs.exe!010bf358()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!010812dc()
xemacs.exe!0106bd57()
xemacs.exe!010bdea3()
xemacs.exe!010c0581()
xemacs.exe!010b818d()
xemacs.exe!010b81ac()
xemacs.exe!010c44a6()
xemacs.exe!010c45ce()
xemacs.exe!010ba4d3()
xemacs.exe!010b9dec()
xemacs.exe!010bf85a()
xemacs.exe!010b9dda()
xemacs.exe!0106c3de()
xemacs.exe!010ba398()
xemacs.exe!010dca01()
xemacs.exe!010ba584()
xemacs.exe!010bdea3()
xemacs.exe!010c4c92()
xemacs.exe!010c506a()
xemacs.exe!0106c0fb()
xemacs.exe!0106c0fb()
xemacs.exe!0110fb0f()
xemacs.exe!0106c0fb()
xemacs.exe!0110fb0f()
xemacs.exe!01110dd6()
xemacs.exe!01110dd6()
xemacs.exe!01110dd6()
xemacs.exe!01110bcb()
xemacs.exe!010bf7b1()
xemacs.exe!010bf83f()
xemacs.exe!01097875()
xemacs.exe!0107dfaf()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!0106c0fb()
xemacs.exe!010812dc()
xemacs.exe!01081381()
xemacs.exe!010bd6e3()
xemacs.exe!010fff15()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!01084e06()
xemacs.exe!010bf2fd()
xemacs.exe!010c4bc7()
xemacs.exe!010be88e()
xemacs.exe!010b90b0()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!010c02a6()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!010b818d()
xemacs.exe!010b81ac()
xemacs.exe!010c44a6()
xemacs.exe!010c45ce()
xemacs.exe!010b8d36()
xemacs.exe!010bdea3()
xemacs.exe!0110fb0f()
xemacs.exe!0106c0fb()
xemacs.exe!0110fb0f()
xemacs.exe!010bf358()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!010bf7b1()
xemacs.exe!010bf83f()
xemacs.exe!01208e2f()
xemacs.exe!01097875()
xemacs.exe!0107dfaf()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!010bf358()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!010e733f()
xemacs.exe!010dc823()
xemacs.exe!010de88c()
xemacs.exe!010b90b0()
xemacs.exe!010bdea3()
xemacs.exe!010bf2fd()
xemacs.exe!010bf2fd()
xemacs.exe!0121ee12()
xemacs.exe!01208c4d()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!0107e99c()
xemacs.exe!0107dfaf()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!010bd6e3()
xemacs.exe!0110e855()
xemacs.exe!0106c3de()
xemacs.exe!010bd5c9()
xemacs.exe!010bd65b()
xemacs.exe!010bf358()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!010bf2fd()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!0108150b()
xemacs.exe!010be88e()
xemacs.exe!010bf358()
xemacs.exe!0107e99c()
xemacs.exe!010bee93()
xemacs.exe!010be989()
xemacs.exe!010b90b0()
xemacs.exe!010bdea3()
ntdll.dll!7c9101db()
msvcrt.dll!77c2c3c9()
xemacs.exe!010b818d()
xemacs.exe!010b81ac()
xemacs.exe!010b99f5()
xemacs.exe!010b99b7()
xemacs.exe!010b994c()
xemacs.exe!010bdea3()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!01208e2f()
xemacs.exe!0120ae36()
xemacs.exe!010b9a29()
xemacs.exe!01207278()
xemacs.exe!010bf7b1()
xemacs.exe!010bf83f()
xemacs.exe!0107e99c()
xemacs.exe!01097875()
xemacs.exe!0107dfaf()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!010bdea3()
xemacs.exe!010bdea3()
xemacs.exe!011ef077()
xemacs.exe!0106c3de()
xemacs.exe!010bd5c9()
xemacs.exe!010bd65b()
xemacs.exe!010bf358()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!010bf2fd()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!010bd6e3()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!01097875()
xemacs.exe!0107dfaf()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!010812dc()
xemacs.exe!01081381()
xemacs.exe!010bd6e3()
xemacs.exe!010bf7b1()
xemacs.exe!010bf83f()
xemacs.exe!010bf2fd()
xemacs.exe!010be88e()
xemacs.exe!010b90b0()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!010c02a6()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!010b818d()
xemacs.exe!010b81ac()
xemacs.exe!010c44a6()
xemacs.exe!010c45ce()
xemacs.exe!010b8d36()
ntdll.dll!7c9101db()
xemacs.exe!010bdea3()
xemacs.exe!0110fb0f()
xemacs.exe!01110dd6()
xemacs.exe!01110dd6()
xemacs.exe!0106c0fb()
xemacs.exe!0110fb0f()
xemacs.exe!010bf358()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!010bf7b1()
xemacs.exe!010bf83f()
xemacs.exe!0107e99c()
xemacs.exe!01097875()
xemacs.exe!0107dfaf()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!01081381()
xemacs.exe!010c4c92()
xemacs.exe!0107e99c()
xemacs.exe!01084ef2()
xemacs.exe!010bf2fd()
xemacs.exe!01115c3b()
xemacs.exe!012221c1()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!012088a1()
xemacs.exe!01208b7a()
xemacs.exe!01208c4d()
xemacs.exe!01208e2f()
xemacs.exe!0107dfaf()
xemacs.exe!010bee93()
xemacs.exe!010bd6a8()
xemacs.exe!01081436()
xemacs.exe!012221c1()
xemacs.exe!01222071()
xemacs.exe!010812dc()
xemacs.exe!01081381()
xemacs.exe!0108150b()
xemacs.exe!0108315a()
xemacs.exe!010bfa72()
xemacs.exe!012088a1()
xemacs.exe!01084ef2()
xemacs.exe!01084e06()
xemacs.exe!01084e64()
xemacs.exe!010be105()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!010c4c92()
xemacs.exe!0107fdf4()
xemacs.exe!0106c0fb()
xemacs.exe!0107fd27()
xemacs.exe!0107e99c()
xemacs.exe!01081436()
ntdll.dll!7c910222()
ntdll.dll!7c910222()
ntdll.dll!7c91019b()
ntdll.dll!7c9101db()
xemacs.exe!010bf2fd()
xemacs.exe!01081436()
xemacs.exe!010b99f5()
xemacs.exe!010b99b7()
xemacs.exe!01080613()
xemacs.exe!01208b7a()
xemacs.exe!01208c4d()
xemacs.exe!01208d37()
xemacs.exe!0107dca5()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!010c4a7e()
xemacs.exe!010c4bc7()
xemacs.exe!011dc734()
xemacs.exe!011dee60()
xemacs.exe!010bee93()
xemacs.exe!010812dc()
xemacs.exe!01081381()
ntdll.dll!7c91005d()
ntdll.dll!7c919d72()
ntdll.dll!7c919ded()
ntdll.dll!7c911086()
ntdll.dll!7c9101db()
ntdll.dll!7c910222()
ntdll.dll!7c910222()
xemacs.exe!01084ef2()
xemacs.exe!0108150b()
xemacs.exe!0108315a()
xemacs.exe!01084e06()
xemacs.exe!01084e64()
xemacs.exe!010be105()
xemacs.exe!01115c3b()
xemacs.exe!010dca96()
xemacs.exe!010df0e6()
xemacs.exe!010ddae1()
xemacs.exe!010ddae1()
xemacs.exe!010c4a7e()
xemacs.exe!010b9e63()
xemacs.exe!01070ba7()
xemacs.exe!010b9dda()
xemacs.exe!010c4f3c()
xemacs.exe!010ba398()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!010806af()
xemacs.exe!01208b7a()
xemacs.exe!01208c4d()
xemacs.exe!0107dca5()
xemacs.exe!0107fdf4()
xemacs.exe!010bd6a8()
xemacs.exe!01097875()
xemacs.exe!010812dc()
xemacs.exe!01081381()
xemacs.exe!0107e99c()
xemacs.exe!011ef5e4()
xemacs.exe!011ef36f()
xemacs.exe!010bf2fd()
ntdll.dll!7c9101db()
xemacs.exe!01084e06()
xemacs.exe!01084e64()
xemacs.exe!010be88e()
xemacs.exe!010be368()
xemacs.exe!010dca96()
xemacs.exe!010dcf01()
xemacs.exe!010dea4a()
xemacs.exe!01208b7a()
xemacs.exe!0107e99c()
xemacs.exe!0110e94d()
xemacs.exe!010e9e86()
xemacs.exe!010e9f29()
xemacs.exe!010c4f3c()
xemacs.exe!01110857()
xemacs.exe!010b99f5()
xemacs.exe!010b99b7()
xemacs.exe!012068d9()
xemacs.exe!01080613()
xemacs.exe!012093a0()
xemacs.exe!0107dca5()
xemacs.exe!0107e99c()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!010bf358()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!0120b03c()
xemacs.exe!01207e24()
xemacs.exe!012221c1()
xemacs.exe!01222071()
xemacs.exe!0108150b()
xemacs.exe!0108315a()
xemacs.exe!010de88c()
xemacs.exe!010bf2fd()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!0121be98()
xemacs.exe!0107dfaf()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!0116a718()
xemacs.exe!010bee93()
xemacs.exe!010bd6a8()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!010812dc()
xemacs.exe!01081381()
xemacs.exe!01193256()
xemacs.exe!01192c66()
xemacs.exe!01192d3a()
xemacs.exe!01192977()
xemacs.exe!01084ef2()
xemacs.exe!01084e06()
xemacs.exe!01084e64()
xemacs.exe!010be105()
xemacs.exe!01084ef2()
xemacs.exe!010bf2fd()
xemacs.exe!010bf480()
xemacs.exe!010bfb0a()
xemacs.exe!0121be98()
xemacs.exe!0121bc99()
xemacs.exe!01208c4d()
xemacs.exe!010b99f5()
xemacs.exe!010b99b7()
xemacs.exe!010c0854()
xemacs.exe!01080613()
xemacs.exe!01193256()
xemacs.exe!0107dca5()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!0107db77()
xemacs.exe!010b21d8()
xemacs.exe!010f2b46()
xemacs.exe!010bee93()
xemacs.exe!010bd6a8()
xemacs.exe!0112df54()
xemacs.exe!010812dc()
xemacs.exe!01081381()
xemacs.exe!010bd6a8()
xemacs.exe!01081381()
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3:54 a.m.
Samuel Bronson writes:
Fatal error.
Huh, no error code or line number, etc?
# bind (print-message-label)
error-message-string((wrong-type-argument
and it breaks off there, as if it had either crashed in the midst of
printing this line or not been able to flush the rest.
That does look look a crash in the error-reporting mechanism (perhaps
during an attempted shutdown after an earlier crash).
Is this repeatable?
VC++ could only give me the following "stack trace";
I'm not sure how
reliable it is. (I do also have a minidump if someone wants to take a
look at that, but it's 10 megs, so I'm not attaching it to this
message.)
> xemacs.exe!011a7fbe()
xemacs.exe!0118ebc1()
This is strange. Windows backtraces usually have stack frame
information, I thought, such as names of called functions and
arguments. Without that, I don't think we can do much.
Are you stripping symbols out of the binary?
Hopefully one of the Windows people will speak up; that about exhausts
my knowledge (cough) of debugging crashes on Windows.
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On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 10:54 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull <stephen(a)xemacs.org> wrote:
Samuel Bronson writes:
> Fatal error.
Huh, no error code or line number, etc?
> # bind (print-message-label)
> error-message-string((wrong-type-argument
>
> and it breaks off there, as if it had either crashed in the midst of
> printing this line or not been able to flush the rest.
That does look look a crash in the error-reporting mechanism (perhaps
during an attempted shutdown after an earlier crash).
Well, what I mean is that I got a "doctor watson" dialog too, so maybe
xemacs crashed again while displaying the truncated stack trace shown
here. (Or maybe it's that broken IO buffering behavior I've heard
MSVCRT has, and emacs just punted after it had printed the whole
thing, but some of it was still stuck in the buffer when the outermost
SEH handler got invoked?)
Is this repeatable?
I'm not sure.
> VC++ could only give me the following "stack trace";
I'm not sure how
> reliable it is. (I do also have a minidump if someone wants to take a
> look at that, but it's 10 megs, so I'm not attaching it to this
> message.)
> > xemacs.exe!011a7fbe()
> xemacs.exe!0118ebc1()
This is strange. Windows backtraces usually have stack frame
information, I thought, such as names of called functions and
arguments. Without that, I don't think we can do much.
Are you stripping symbols out of the binary?
Stripping the binary? I haven't even figured out how to build my own
yet! This is the one from the installer in the xemacs ftp tree.
Anyway, as the configuration information I pasted shows, this was
built with "cl", MS's C compiler (or a drop-in replacement?). MS's
compiler hasn't supported having debugging symbols in the executable
file itself for quite some time. Instead, they are kept in separate
files, with the extension ".pdb" (assuming they were built; I don't
think this is mandatory *yet*). Anyway, judging by the last few bytes
of the executable, they were in this case:
00b80000: 4e42 3130 0000 0000 d345 394a 0100 0000 NB10.....E9J....
00b80010: 433a 5c58 456d 6163 7342 7569 6c64 5c78 C:\XEmacsBuild\x
00b80020: 656d 6163 732d 3231 2e35 2e32 395c 7372 emacs-21.5.29\sr
00b80030: 635c 7865 6d61 6373 2e70 6462 00 c\xemacs.pdb.
(I'm slightly surprised that they're in a file called xemacs.pdb and
not temacs.pdb.)
Anyway, suffice to say that this file was not installed along with the
executable. And yes, MS's tools would have been able to find it there
if it had -- they don't assume that the symbols are still at the path
they were built at. (Unlike, say, `find-function' w.r.t. elisp
files...)
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2:32 a.m.
On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 12:51 AM, Samuel Bronson <naesten(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Anyway, as the configuration information I pasted shows, this was
built with "cl", MS's C compiler (or a drop-in replacement?). MS's
compiler hasn't supported having debugging symbols in the executable
file itself for quite some time. Instead, they are kept in separate
files, with the extension ".pdb" (assuming they were built; I don't
think this is mandatory *yet*). Anyway, judging by the last few bytes
of the executable, they were in this case:
00b80000: 4e42 3130 0000 0000 d345 394a 0100 0000 NB10.....E9J....
00b80010: 433a 5c58 456d 6163 7342 7569 6c64 5c78 C:\XEmacsBuild\x
00b80020: 656d 6163 732d 3231 2e35 2e32 395c 7372 emacs-21.5.29\sr
00b80030: 635c 7865 6d61 6373 2e70 6462 00 c\xemacs.pdb.
(I'm slightly surprised that they're in a file called xemacs.pdb and
not temacs.pdb.)
Anyway, suffice to say that this file was not installed along with the
executable. And yes, MS's tools would have been able to find it there
if it had -- they don't assume that the symbols are still at the path
they were built at. (Unlike, say, `find-function' w.r.t. elisp
files...)
Oh, one more thing: like I said before, I have a minidump file from
the crash, which is rather like a core dump. It has the contents of
the stack area at the time of the crash, so with it and the .pdb a
somewhat better stack trace is still possible -- I'm not sure what
could be done with the pointer arguments, but at least the
functions/source locations and scalar arguments should be recoverable,
assuming that the symbols aren't "public" symbols (which are stripped
of all the local variable/argument/source location information, and
only contain enough information to reconstruct the stack along with
the global symbol names).
The term "minidump" is something of a misnomer; once upon a time, a
"dump" contained all the data that MS's tools could dump from a
crashed process, but they were kind of big and so MS created the
"minidump" format which allowed some of the information to be omitted.
Consequently, it had headers telling which information was included;
fast forward to now and, guess what, a "full dump" actually contains
*less* information than the most complete minidump can.
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3:18 a.m.
Samuel -
In case it helps, I have uploaded the pdb file for this version of
XEmacs to http://ftp.xemacs.org/binaries/win32/InnoSetup/21.5.29/xemacs.pdb.gz
.
Regards,
Vin
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4:48 a.m.
On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 10:18 PM, Vin Shelton <acs(a)alumni.princeton.edu> wrote:
Samuel -
In case it helps, I have uploaded the pdb file for this version of
XEmacs to http://ftp.xemacs.org/binaries/win32/InnoSetup/21.5.29/xemacs.pdb.gz
Thanks! With that, along with
<http://craig-henderson.blogspot.com/2008/10/unhandled-exceptions-in-windb...;,
I was able to get the stack trace. (Possibly I should have broken into
the VC++ debugger before telling Process Explorer to take the
minidump? Though that might have killed the exception record...)
0:000> kv
ChildEBP RetAddr Args to Child
008289c8 7c90df4a 7c809590 00000002 008289f4 ntdll!KiFastSystemCallRet
(FPO: [0,0,0])
008289cc 7c809590 00000002 008289f4 00000001
ntdll!ZwWaitForMultipleObjects+0xc (FPO: [5,0,0])
00828a68 7c80a115 00000002 00828b98 00000000
kernel32!WaitForMultipleObjectsEx+0x12c (FPO: [Non-Fpo])
00828a84 6945763c 00000002 00828b98 00000000
kernel32!WaitForMultipleObjects+0x18 (FPO: [4,0,0])
00829418 694582b1 0082a748 00000001 00198312
faultrep!StartDWException+0x5df (FPO: [Non-Fpo])
0082a48c 7c864526 0082a748 00000001 c0000005
faultrep!ReportFault+0x533 (FPO: [Non-Fpo])
0082a700 77c32f0f 0082a748 00000000 00000000
kernel32!UnhandledExceptionFilter+0x55b (FPO: [Non-Fpo])
0082a71c 0128b1a9 00000000 0082a748 77c35cf5 msvcrt!_XcptFilter+0x161
(FPO: [2,1,4])
0082ffc0 7c817077 0010efd4 00000000 7ffde000 xemacs!mainCRTStartup+0x101
0082fff0 00000000 0128b0a8 00000000 00000000
kernel32!BaseProcessStart+0x23 (FPO: [Non-Fpo])
0:000> dd 0082a748
0082a748 0082a83c 0082a858 0082a774 7c9032a8
0082a758 0082a83c 0082ffb0 0082a858 0082a810
0082a768 0082ff3c 7c9032bc 0082ffb0 0082a824
0082a778 7c90327a 0082a83c 0082ffb0 0082a858
0082a788 0082a810 0128b248 00000001 0082a83c
0082a798 0082ffb0 7c92aa0f 0082a83c 0082ffb0
0082a7a8 0082a858 0082a810 0128b248 0010efd4
0082a7b8 0082a83c 0082f8b4 0000002d 0082a84c
0:000> .exr 0082a83c
ExceptionAddress: 011a7fbe (xemacs!print_error_message+0x00000376)
ExceptionCode: c0000005 (Access violation)
ExceptionFlags: 00000000
NumberParameters: 2
Parameter[0]: 00000000
Parameter[1]: 00000000
Attempt to read from address 00000000
0:000> .cxr 0082a858
eax=00000000 ebx=7ffde000 ecx=0330eadc edx=00000006 esi=0082f8b4 edi=0010efd4
eip=011a7fbe esp=0082ab24 ebp=0082ab64 iopl=0 nv up ei pl nz na pe nc
cs=001b ss=0023 ds=0023 es=0023 fs=003b gs=0000 efl=00010206
xemacs!print_error_message+0x376:
011a7fbe 8b00 mov eax,dword ptr [eax] ds:0023:00000000=????????
0:000> kp 200
ChildEBP RetAddr
0082ab64 011a7b1d xemacs!print_error_message(long error_object =
53537404, long stream = 31489928)+0x376
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\print.c ＠ 1026]
0082ab9c 010be0b3 xemacs!Ferror_message_string(long error_object =
53537404)+0x49 [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\print.c ＠ 1065]
0082ada4 010be818 xemacs!Feval(long form = 34028028)+0xa4a
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3655]
0082afb0 010b81ac xemacs!Feval(long form = 34027992)+0x11af
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3706]
0082afec 010ba4d3 xemacs!Fprogn(long args = 34027824)+0x9e
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 954]
0082b00c 010b9dec xemacs!run_condition_case_handlers(long val =
53537464, long var = 24488992)+0x130
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1969]
0082b0d0 010ba398 xemacs!condition_case_1(long handlers = 34027344,
<function> * bfun = 0x010bd669, long barg = 34028136, <function> *
hfun = 0x010ba3a3, long harg = 24488992)+0xb4
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1909]
0082b120 010ba584 xemacs!condition_case_3(long bodyform = 34028136,
long var = 24488992, long handlers = 34027344)+0x2ba
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 2010]
0082b140 010bdea3 xemacs!Fcondition_case(long args = 34027284)+0x97
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 2066]
0082b348 010bf83f xemacs!Feval(long form = 51528172)+0x83a
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3627]
0082b3d8 0107dfaf xemacs!Ffuncall(int nargs = 2, long * args =
0x0082b3ec)+0x322 [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3907]
0082b5e0 010bf2fd xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x02e8dcf8 "--- memory read error at address 0x02e8dcf8
---", int stack_depth = 6, long * constants_data = 0x02eedb60)+0x4df
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 862]
0082b660 010be88e xemacs!funcall_compiled_function(long fun =
56071020, int nargs = 2, long * args = 0x0082b674)+0x43f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3496]
0082b878 010b81ac xemacs!Feval(long form = 51529432)+0x1225
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3716]
0082b8b4 010b8d36 xemacs!Fprogn(long args = 51528040)+0x9e
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 954]
0082b948 010bdea3 xemacs!Flet(long args = 51527836)+0x50e
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1123]
0082bb50 010bf83f xemacs!Feval(long form = 51531340)+0x83a
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3627]
0082bbe0 0107dfaf xemacs!Ffuncall(int nargs = 2, long * args =
0x0082bbf4)+0x322 [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3907]
0082bde8 010bf2fd xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x02e8dcf8 "--- memory read error at address 0x02e8dcf8
---", int stack_depth = 6, long * constants_data = 0x02eedb60)+0x4df
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 862]
0082be68 010bfb0a xemacs!funcall_compiled_function(long fun =
56071020, int nargs = 2, long * args = 0x0082bf1c)+0x43f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3496]
0082bf00 0107dfaf xemacs!Ffuncall(int nargs = 3, long * args =
0x0082bf18)+0x5ed [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3946]
0082c108 010bf2fd xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x02e8dcf8 "--- memory read error at address 0x02e8dcf8
---", int stack_depth = 6, long * constants_data = 0x02eedb60)+0x4df
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 862]
0082c188 010be88e xemacs!funcall_compiled_function(long fun =
56071020, int nargs = 2, long * args = 0x0082c19c)+0x43f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3496]
0082c3a0 010b81ac xemacs!Feval(long form = 51527932)+0x1225
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3716]
0082c3dc 010b99f5 xemacs!Fprogn(long args = 51531172)+0x9e
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 954]
0082c44c 010b994c xemacs!internal_catch(long tag = 24255520,
<function> * func = 0x010b810e, long arg = 51531172, int * threw =
0x00000000, long * thrown_tag = 0x00000000, long *
backtrace_before_throw = 0x00000000)+0xa2
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1531]
0082c474 010bdea3 xemacs!Fcatch(long args = 51531268)+0x5f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1485]
0082c67c 010bf83f xemacs!Feval(long form = 51531208)+0x83a
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3627]
0082c70c 0107dfaf xemacs!Ffuncall(int nargs = 2, long * args =
0x0082c720)+0x322 [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3907]
0082c914 010bf2fd xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x02e8dcf8 "--- memory read error at address 0x02e8dcf8
---", int stack_depth = 6, long * constants_data = 0x02eedb60)+0x4df
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 862]
0082c994 010bfb0a xemacs!funcall_compiled_function(long fun =
56071020, int nargs = 2, long * args = 0x0082ca48)+0x43f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3496]
0082ca2c 0107dfaf xemacs!Ffuncall(int nargs = 3, long * args =
0x0082ca44)+0x5ed [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3946]
0082cc34 010bf2fd xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x02e8dcf8 "--- memory read error at address 0x02e8dcf8
---", int stack_depth = 6, long * constants_data = 0x02eedb60)+0x4df
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 862]
0082ccb4 010be88e xemacs!funcall_compiled_function(long fun =
56071020, int nargs = 2, long * args = 0x0082ccc8)+0x43f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3496]
0082cecc 010b81ac xemacs!Feval(long form = 51527644)+0x1225
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3716]
0082cf08 010b8d36 xemacs!Fprogn(long args = 51530920)+0x9e
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 954]
0082cfa0 010bdea3 xemacs!Flet(long args = 51530932)+0x50e
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1123]
0082d1a8 010bf83f xemacs!Feval(long form = 53567608)+0x83a
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3627]
0082d238 0107dfaf xemacs!Ffuncall(int nargs = 2, long * args =
0x0082d24c)+0x322 [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3907]
0082d440 010bf2fd xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x02e8dcf8 "--- memory read error at address 0x02e8dcf8
---", int stack_depth = 6, long * constants_data = 0x02eedb60)+0x4df
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 862]
0082d4c0 010bfb0a xemacs!funcall_compiled_function(long fun =
56071020, int nargs = 1, long * args = 0x0082d574)+0x43f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3496]
0082d558 0107dfaf xemacs!Ffuncall(int nargs = 2, long * args =
0x0082d570)+0x5ed [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3946]
0082d754 01084ef2 xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x0082d768 "???", int stack_depth = 3, long * constants_data
= 0x035207e0)+0x4df [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠
862]
0082d7a4 010be105 xemacs!Fbyte_code(long instructions = 47741620, long
constants = 55707600, long stack_depth = 7)+0x1ca
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 2622]
0082d9b4 010b99f5 xemacs!Feval(long form = 49324608)+0xa9c
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3655]
0082da24 01080613 xemacs!internal_catch(long tag = 55867268,
<function> * func = 0x010bd669, long arg = 49324608, int * threw =
0x00000000, long * thrown_tag = 0x00000000, long *
backtrace_before_throw = 0x00000000)+0xa2
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1531]
0082daac 0107dca5 xemacs!execute_rare_opcode(long * stack_ptr =
0x0082dac4, unsigned char * unused_program_ptr = 0x0082dcce "???",
Opcode opcode = Bcatch (141))+0xee
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 1419]
0082dcb0 01084ef2 xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x0082dcc4 "???", int stack_depth = 4, long * constants_data
= 0x0206dee8)+0x1d5 [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠
754]
0082dd58 010be105 xemacs!Fbyte_code(long instructions = 47741284, long
constants = 34004696, long stack_depth = 9)+0x1ca
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 2622]
0082df68 010b9e63 xemacs!Feval(long form = 49324500)+0xa9c
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3655]
0082e028 010ba398 xemacs!condition_case_1(long handlers = 49325004,
<function> * bfun = 0x010bd669, long barg = 49324500, <function> *
hfun = 0x010ba3a3, long harg = 24488992)+0x12b
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1925]
0082e078 010806af xemacs!condition_case_3(long bodyform = 49324500,
long var = 24488992, long handlers = 49325004)+0x2ba
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 2010]
0082e0f4 0107dca5 xemacs!execute_rare_opcode(long * stack_ptr =
0x0082e10c, unsigned char * unused_program_ptr = 0x03609c9c "---
memory read error at address 0x03609c9c ---", Opcode opcode =
Bcondition_case (143))+0x18a
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 1438]
0082e2f4 010bf2fd xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x03609c98 "--- memory read error at address 0x03609c98
---", int stack_depth = 3, long * constants_data = 0x02fdeae8)+0x1d5
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 754]
0082e374 010be88e xemacs!funcall_compiled_function(long fun =
56070800, int nargs = 0, long * args = 0x0082e388)+0x43f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3496]
0082e584 010b99f5 xemacs!Feval(long form = 49323900)+0x1225
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3716]
0082e5f4 01080613 xemacs!internal_catch(long tag = 55908188,
<function> * func = 0x010bd669, long arg = 49323900, int * threw =
0x00000000, long * thrown_tag = 0x00000000, long *
backtrace_before_throw = 0x00000000)+0xa2
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1531]
0082e67c 0107dca5 xemacs!execute_rare_opcode(long * stack_ptr =
0x0082e694, unsigned char * unused_program_ptr = 0x0353aeae "---
memory read error at address 0x0353aeae ---", Opcode opcode = Bcatch
(141))+0xee [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 1419]
0082e894 010bf2fd xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x0353ae78 "--- memory read error at address 0x0353ae78
---", int stack_depth = 9, long * constants_data = 0x03520730)+0x1d5
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 754]
0082e914 010bfb0a xemacs!funcall_compiled_function(long fun =
56070712, int nargs = 2, long * args = 0x0082e9c8)+0x43f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3496]
0082e9ac 0107dfaf xemacs!Ffuncall(int nargs = 3, long * args =
0x0082e9c4)+0x5ed [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3946]
0082ebac 01084ef2 xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x0082ebc0 "???", int stack_depth = 4, long * constants_data
= 0x0357e708)+0x4df [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠
862]
0082ec18 010be105 xemacs!Fbyte_code(long instructions = 56123196, long
constants = 56092408, long stack_depth = 9)+0x1ca
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 2622]
0082ee28 010b99f5 xemacs!Feval(long form = 49044476)+0xa9c
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3655]
0082ee98 01080613 xemacs!internal_catch(long tag = 56014364,
<function> * func = 0x010bd669, long arg = 49044476, int * threw =
0x00000000, long * thrown_tag = 0x00000000, long *
backtrace_before_throw = 0x00000000)+0xa2
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1531]
0082ef20 0107dca5 xemacs!execute_rare_opcode(long * stack_ptr =
0x0082ef38, unsigned char * unused_program_ptr = 0x0082f163 "???",
Opcode opcode = Bcatch (141))+0xee
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 1419]
0082f128 01084ef2 xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x0082f13c "???", int stack_depth = 5, long * constants_data
= 0x0357e738)+0x1d5 [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠
754]
0082f1e4 010be105 xemacs!Fbyte_code(long instructions = 56122956, long
constants = 56092456, long stack_depth = 11)+0x1ca
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 2622]
0082f3f4 010b9e63 xemacs!Feval(long form = 49044200)+0xa9c
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3655]
0082f4b4 010ba398 xemacs!condition_case_1(long handlers = 49045028,
<function> * bfun = 0x010bd669, long barg = 49044200, <function> *
hfun = 0x010ba3a3, long harg = 24488992)+0x12b
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1925]
0082f504 010806af xemacs!condition_case_3(long bodyform = 49044200,
long var = 24488992, long handlers = 49045028)+0x2ba
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 2010]
0082f580 0107dca5 xemacs!execute_rare_opcode(long * stack_ptr =
0x0082f598, unsigned char * unused_program_ptr = 0x03524f0d "---
memory read error at address 0x03524f0d ---", Opcode opcode =
Bcondition_case (143))+0x18a
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 1438]
0082f788 010bf2fd xemacs!execute_optimized_program(unsigned char *
program = 0x03524e98 "--- memory read error at address 0x03524e98
---", int stack_depth = 5, long * constants_data = 0x03586b20)+0x1d5
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\bytecode.c ＠ 754]
0082f808 010bfb0a xemacs!funcall_compiled_function(long fun =
55904304, int nargs = 1, long * args = 0x0082f8b4)+0x43f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3496]
0082f8a0 01087410 xemacs!Ffuncall(int nargs = 2, long * args =
0x0082f8b0)+0x5ed [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3946]
0082fadc 010bcc40 xemacs!Fcall_interactively(long function = 56003012,
long record_flag = 24535624, long keys = 24535624)+0x20d4
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\callint.c ＠ 994]
0082fb30 010ce88f xemacs!Fcommand_execute(long cmd = 56003012, long
record_flag = 24535624, long keys = 24535624)+0x1df
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 3117]
0082fb78 010ccddb xemacs!execute_command_event(struct command_builder
* command_builder = 0x02016d08, long event = 30945420)+0x28a
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\event-stream.c ＠ 4288]
0082fc1c 010903ba xemacs!Fdispatch_event(long event = 30945420)+0x837
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\event-stream.c ＠ 4600]
0082fc5c 01090189 xemacs!Fcommand_loop_1(void)+0x22f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\cmdloop.c ＠ 600]
0082fc64 010b9e63 xemacs!command_loop_1(long unused_dummy =
24535624)+0x29 [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\cmdloop.c ＠ 511]
0082fd24 0108ff4f xemacs!condition_case_1(long handlers = 24532672,
<function> * bfun = 0x01090160, long barg = 24535624, <function> *
hfun = 0x0108fdb6, long harg = 24535624)+0x12b
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1925]
0082fd40 0108ff0e xemacs!command_loop_3(void)+0x3f
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\cmdloop.c ＠ 262]
0082fd48 010b99f5 xemacs!command_loop_2(long unused_dummy =
24535624)+0x8 [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\cmdloop.c ＠ 277]
0082fdb8 0108fcfb xemacs!internal_catch(long tag = 24255520,
<function> * func = 0x0108ff06, long arg = 24535624, int * threw =
0x00000000, long * thrown_tag = 0x00000000, long *
backtrace_before_throw = 0x00000000)+0xa2
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\eval.c ＠ 1531]
0082fdd8 010b4d8f xemacs!initial_command_loop(long load_me =
24535624)+0xdd [C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\cmdloop.c ＠ 313]
0082fe78 010b5ca1 xemacs!xemacs_21_5_b29_i586_pc_win32(int argc = 1,
unsigned short ** argv = 0x0082feec, unsigned short ** unused_envp =
0x00000000, int restart = 0)+0x1025
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\emacs.c ＠ 2720]
0082ff4c 0128b18b xemacs!main(int argc = 1, char ** argv = 0x00f54e70,
char ** unused_envp = 0x00f535b0)+0x25c
[C:\XEmacsBuild\xemacs-21.5.29\src\emacs.c ＠ 3167]
0082ffc0 7c817077 xemacs!mainCRTStartup+0xe3
0082fff0 00000000 kernel32!BaseProcessStart+0x23
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On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 11:48 PM, Samuel Bronson <naesten(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 10:18 PM, Vin Shelton
<acs(a)alumni.princeton.edu> wrote:
> Samuel -
>
> In case it helps, I have uploaded the pdb file for this version of
> XEmacs to http://ftp.xemacs.org/binaries/win32/InnoSetup/21.5.29/xemacs.pdb.gz
Thanks! With that, along with
<http://craig-henderson.blogspot.com/2008/10/unhandled-exceptions-in-windb...;,
I was able to get the stack trace. (Possibly I should have broken into
the VC++ debugger before telling Process Explorer to take the
minidump? Though that might have killed the exception record...)
Ack! That got pretty mangled by the line-breaking. Attaching a
pristine version...
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Well, it turns out this is actually pretty easy to reproduce. I'm not
sure why I didn't do this before, but the following two commands are
sufficient to make it happen:
E:\XEmacs>PATH XEmacs-21.5.29\i586-pc-win32\;%PATH%
E:\XEmacs>XEmacs-21.5.29\i586-pc-win32\xemacs.exe -vanilla -eval
"(eshell-command \"xemacs\")"
(Of course, this assumes that the Windows native build of XEmacs
21.5.29 is installed in E:\XEmacs, and that the eshell package is
installed. No, I don't have any idea why it seems to only happen with
eshell...)
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