>>>> "Aljoscha" == Aljoscha Burchardt
<Aljoscha.Burchardt(a)gmx.de> writes:
Aljoscha> while opening a not too long sgml-file, xemacs crashed
Aljoscha> telling me:
Aljoscha> Fatal error (11)
Thanks for the report!
Unfortunately, this is not going to be debuggable unless it can be
reproduced.
1. Please open a terminal window, do 'ulimit -c unlimited' (or the
equivalent for your shell if you're not using bash), start "xemacs
-vanilla" from that shell, and open the file. If that crashes, then
find the core file (usually in the directory where you started xemacs)
do
gdb `which xemacs` core | tee xemacs.trace
(gdb) bt
... backtrace output appears and is also sent to "xemacds.trace" ...
(gdb) quit
and send us the contents of xemacs.trace. Please use M-x
report-emacs-bug again to ensure that the stack trace is together with
your system information.
2. If at all possible (ie, the content is not proprietary or otherwise
private), please send us the SGML file, too. Size is not an issue,
send it if it's 10 bytes or 10 MB. (Of course if it's bigger than
about 10KB, we'd appreciate it if you'd try cutting it down to the
minimum that makes XEmacs crash, but it is absolutely essential that
you send us a file that makes your XEmacs crash.)
If there is a privacy problem but you'd be willing to send it to _one_
person, feel free to get in touch with me <stephen(a)xemacs.org> to make
arrangements that you can be comfortable with.
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