Emacs 19.30 with motif in Solaris 2.5

Emacs 19.30 with motif in Solaris 2.5

Post by Janne Himan » Fri, 29 Mar 1996 04:00:00



Sorry to followup to my own post, but I just ran it through gdb, and
it dies in

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0xef552240 in XtInitializeWidgetClass ()
(gdb) bt
#0  0xef552240 in XtInitializeWidgetClass ()
#1  0xef552904 in _XtCreateWidget ()
#2  0xef552b08 in XtCreateWidget ()
#3  0x5d454 in x_window (f=0x19d500, window_prompting=3, minibuffer_only=0)
    at xfns.c:2502

   I'm having trouble getting the above combination to work. Emacs
   without X toolkits compiles and works fine, but if I try to include
   Athena or Motif support, emacs compiles OK, but the binary segfaults
   before it manages to open an X window. In fact, it seems to crash when
   it is trying to open the window. With -nw or when DISPLAY is unset the
   binary works fine. This is both in Sparcclassic and Sparcstation 20,
   with gcc 2.7.2. I did add the proper X include and lib dirs in
   configure. Ldd shows that Motif (or Athena) is indeed linked in the
   binary.

Janne

 
 
 

1. Solaris 2.5 breaks Emacs 19.30?

I have tried to recompile emacs 19.30 under Solaris 2.5 and I get
Fatal error (11).Segmentation fault (core dumped)
when I try to test it out in the directory that I compiled it in
(as the INSTALL file suggests).  I have previously compiled 19.30 on
the same machine running 2.4 and it works!  Both times with gcc.  
I am running 2.5 x86 with DU1.

Anyone have any ideas?  Are there some patches that I need to get?

Thanks,
        Grant.

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