Emacs silently fails to run after last cygwin update

[Bryan M. Kramer]

I upgraded cygwin on both an XP and a Windows 7 box this week. In both 
cases, the x windows version of emacs fails to start. In both cases the 
X server is cygwin X running on the windows 7 box). I have tried 
reinstalls on most of my cygwin  packages on both hosts to no avail. 
emacs-nox does run normally and reports version 24.2.1. emacs -q makes 
no difference. No error is reported on the console. I have gdb on the 
windows box - trying to run emacs gives a

During startup program exited with code 0xc013.
I have no trouble firing up other x windows programs such as xterm, 
xemacs, or the latest emacs from a linux virtual machine. All of the 
boxes have all of the latest windows updates.


Emacs was working for me on these hosts a couple of weeks ago.

Downgrading emacs and emacs-x11 to  23.2.9  doesn't help.

Several internet searches and forum searches have not revealed anyone 
else having this problem.


Does anyone know what the solution might be?

Thanks
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-Horace



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linux xemacs, cygwin x - make-frame-visible, raise-frame, etc. broken

[Bryan M. Kramer]

I'm running xemacs on a linux box (XEmacs 21.4 (patch 15) \Security
Through Obscurity\ [Lucid] (i686-pc-linux, Mule) of Fri Jun 25 2004 )
using an X server running on a Windows XP machine. I'm running the
latest update of cygwin and am using xwin -multiwindow -clipboard
-clipupdates 1 .
The problem is that functions like raise-frame and make-frame-visible
do not work at all. Am I missing a setting somewhere or is cygwin xwin
broken?
Thanks in advance