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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [Update REQ 5853]: OpenGL port of Geomview
daemon at geom.umn.edu writes: > Just in case it's a known bug: there's one problem in the core of Geomview which > HP-UX 10.x users (of the plain X version) have reported, which I think has > been fixed since you grabbed your copy. The bug caused a stdio kludge we used, > which took internal strings and read them as if they were the contents of files, > to fail. Typical symptom, at run time as geomview was starting up: > > Error <1>: ApFLoad: file built-in appearance: unknown appearance keyword earance > File: appearance.c, Line: 335 > > Reading window from "{ size 450 450 resize }": unknown keyword "ze": > > ... { size 450 450 resize } ... > ------------^ > > Does that sound like what you saw? No, that wasn't it. The problem I encountered was: run geomview, after a second or two of doing nothing, it would calmly and quietly return to the shell with no output whatsoever. Upon looking at this with the debugger, dde (our latest and greatest -- and sometimes buggiest -- debugger) would get very confused at some point just before the application exitted. I couldn't see where geomview was even calling exit(), dde was way off on the wrong line of source somewhere. Seems like the Geomview code module in question had something to do with lisp emulation. I remember seeing something that made me think it was a 10.20 OS quirk, but offhand I don't recall what that was. Have you seen anything like this? So I'd love to play with this more, but as I say my priorities have been reset, and I'd rather wait for HPUX 10.20, and dde, and your OpenGL port, and ESPECIALLY our OpenGL, to all settle a little more before I put more time in on this. -paul martz at shaft.fc.hp.com
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