roar@hpserv1.uit.no (Roar Steen) (08/07/90)
I have a small X program that does some simple scrolling and some XCopyArea. It compiles witout errors, and runs fine, but I keep getting these messages from X: Xlib: sequence lost (0x23294 > 0x23293) in reply type 0x1! The program continues (i.e. it doesn't crash), and it seems like no harm done, but what does it mean ??? Anyone ?? -- //// Roar Steen // N-9001 TROMSOE, NORWAY / /// Computer Science Department // Phone : + 47 83 44051 // // University of Tromsoe // Telefax: + 47 83 44580 /// / NORWAY // Email: roar@sfd.uit.no ////
kucharsk@number6.Solbourne.COM (William Kucharski) (08/07/90)
In article <1990Aug6.171113.12758@hod.uit.no> roar@hpserv1.uit.no (Roar Steen) writes: >I have a small X program that does some simple scrolling and >some XCopyArea. It compiles witout errors, and runs fine, but >I keep getting these messages from X: > >Xlib: sequence lost (0x23294 > 0x23293) in reply type 0x1! The most frequent cause of these errors is a bug in the use/allocation of pointers. Basically, you are probably performing some type of operation which is overwriting or otherwise trashing X pointers or data structures. This error message can also be printed if something is wrong with your server (e.g. it is major-league buggy). But since you say nothing "major" happens, I'd check for corrupted/overwritten X pointers or data structures first. -- =============================================================================== | Internet: kucharsk@Solbourne.COM | William Kucharski | | uucp: ...!{boulder,sun,uunet}!stan!kucharsk | Solbourne Computer, Inc. | = The opinions above are mine alone and NOT those of Solbourne Computer, Inc. =