>>>> "robert" == robert delius royar
<xemacs(a)frinabulax.org> writes:
robert> On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 about 10:31 +0900 UTC Stephen
robert> J. Turnbull wrote:
> >>>>> "Brian" == Brian Rakitin
<br130(a)columbia.edu> writes:
Brian> I assume XF86 refers to XFree86, but I'm using Apple X11
Brian> 1.0 on Panther (Mac OS X 10.3.2).
Brian> Any ideas?
> Fink. Probably the only Apple component on your box is the X
> server.
robert> Not Fink.
Brian is presumably using Fink, as --site-prefixes=/sw is present in
the configure line. /sw is a Fink-specific hierarchy, isn't it? At
least, pretty much everything there that I can see on my box is
accounted for by Fink packages.
Installation does not give accurate information about what libraries
are being used to build XEmacs, since Fink installs XFree86 into
/usr/X11R6.
robert> The same error shows up in my console whenever I launch
robert> XEmacs from a terminal prompt and have it run in its own
robert> window but not when I run it as a TTY.
I've seen it on Linux, too. It's not part of XEmacs, so it has to
have come from Xlib (or some other X library). I would guess it's a
misconfiguration of XFree86 of some kind, as I've never seen it from
my local build, only from the Debian package.
robert> I do not have Fink installed but have a system with
robert> Apple's v1 X11.app and system 10.3.2 (XEmacs 21.5.b16
robert> latest CVS).
X11.app isn't involved, as XEmacs doesn't link to it, nor would
messages from X11.app be going to the same place as XEmacs's stderr.
What X11 development environment do you use? Check the headers for
XFree86 CVS timestamps, even if your using Apple's---I wouldn't be
surprised if the "Apple" X11 development environment is actually
XFree86, since that's what FreeBSD uses.
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