Ralf Soergel writes: To post to the list, you need to be a member, or use the report-xemacs-bug function. These simple tests catch a lot of "new" spam that gets through the content filters. Thanks for figuring this out. This is as expected. Right, I see it now. This is because (at least in my Gentoo system) when I grepped the /usr/include/X11 tree, there was no #define of XAW_INTERNATIONALIZATION there, but it's used in many of the widget struct declarations. So the "Boolean international" declaration isn't part of the structure as compiled into XEmacs code that accesses the struct, although apparently it is there in the distributed libraries. No, we need statically linked Xorg developers. Changing the structure of SimpleWidget was a bad idea in the first place, but they couldn't even bother to keep Xaw3d in sync with Xaw. I suspect that distributors have figured out that they need to build Xaw3d with XAW_INTERNATIONALIZATION, but it doesn't get defined because there's no place for it to be defined (it should be in XlibConf.h, I think, but the regular Xaw doesn't use it). I don't have time right now, maybe tonight, but you could try building XEmacs with ./configure <your usual options> XAW_INTERNATIONALIZATION=1 I think the configure test is pretty easy (link to libXaw3d, check if the w->SimplePart.internationalization member is present, if so, #define XAW_INTERNATIONALIZATION). _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://lists.xemacs.org/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta