Marco Atzeri writes:
On 11/16/2014 7:30 AM, Mark Geisert wrote:
Marco Atzeri writes:
this is the pointer causing the segfault
(gdb) p form-form.horiz_base
$2 = (Widget) 0x6275705f6779632f
while similar pointers have a much smaller address,
(gdb) p w
$5 = (Widget) 0x60014bd50
Marco Atzeri writes:
this is the pointer causing the segfault
(gdb) p form-form.horiz_base
$2 = (Widget) 0x6275705f6779632f
while similar pointers have a much smaller address,
(gdb) p w
$5 = (Widget) 0x60014bd50
so it that an assignment not clearing the upper
portion of the
The only software I found on her computer that is also on that list
was the McAfee virus scanner. We disabled this and still saw the
problem (though I noticed the process was still running, and
re-launched itself if you killed it!).
As Jon's reference [1] explains, merely disabling the BLODA
Daniel Cowdery writes:
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This has nothing to do with X Window on Cygwin. Please look for answers to your
identical post on the main Cygwin mailing list.
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Donald Fagan writes:
Hi,
I can't seem to find on your site if cygwin-x can be used
commercially. If it can is there any cost for a licence.
I intend to used it as a possible replacement for reflection x to
access an old HP-UX server.
Have a look at http://cygwin.com/licensing.html.
so e.g. startx -- -emulate3buttons
this only makes sense if the server accept the option
'--emulate3buttons'. But the X server in cygwin 'x' does not as I
know.
Look at the example again. It's different from what you typed.
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divya kotekar writes:
I am Divya. Basically from systems side, acquainted with Windows OS
and with very limited knowledge about compilers.
This mailing list concerns the X Window System running on Cygwin; Cygwin is a
POSIX emulation layer on top of MS Windows. It is hard to see how your
km4hr writes:
At cygwin shell prompt I enter netstat -na |grep 600*
I get this:
UDP0.0.0.0:6000 *:*
UDP0.0.0.0:6001 *:*
UDP0.0.0.0:6002 *:*
..etc..
netstat -na | grep 177 returns nothing.
I get the above responses whether my Windows firewall is on or off.
Also,
Yaakov writes:
Is there some way the packages could be reworked so that an X-related
install or update doesn't try to pull in perl? It gets tiresome having
to uncheck util-linux and perl every time I update my set of machines
with setup.exe.
I'm sorry you have something against perl,
...and I'm trying to compute in a perl-free environment. Yes, really.
Is there some way the packages could be reworked so that an X-related install or
update doesn't try to pull in perl? It gets tiresome having to uncheck
util-linux and perl every time I update my set of machines with
Michael Rogers writes:
I promise, no more threads, no more questions.
[...]
http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#PCYMTWLL !!
Please read the link above that somebody else already included on their reply
to one of your earlier questions.
The issue is not how many threads you have or how many
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