yakker@ucrmath.UCR.EDU (The Rastafari Yakker) (06/14/89)
Recently I obtained a copy of spaceout.tar.Z from polyso.calpoly.edu, and
the sources compiled perfectly. Whenever I run the program in my root
window, however, I get the message:
asin: DOMAIN error
Which scrolls down the screen. Anyone seen a patch for this? I think
it has to do with the dimensions of the Sun 3/60's we have (1152 X 900)
and is causing the out-of-bounds error. If someone could send me a fix,
I would greatly appreciate it. (I can't install it without the proper
code..)
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---------------------------------------*--------------------------------------hoyt@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Sir Hoyt) (06/15/89)
In article <1105@ucrmath.UCR.EDU> yakker@ucrmath.UUCP (The Rastafari Yakker) writes: > > asin: DOMAIN error This error is coming to you from asin(). It is bitching about the fact that it is being given a parameter value that is out of range. The X server does this when it tring to draw some arcs. I sent in a bug report about this sometime ago, guess nothing was ever done.... -- John H. Pochmara A career is great, UUCP: {csun,voder,trwind}!polyslo!hoyt But you can't run your Internet: hoyt@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU fingers through its hair -Graffiti 4/13/83
rws@EXPO.LCS.MIT.EDU (06/15/89)
I sent in a bug report about this sometime ago, guess nothing was ever done.... Something was done, we've just never put out a public patch for it.
martin@CITI.UMICH.EDU (Martin Friedmann) (06/30/89)
The fix for the asin: DOMAIN error message is contained on the purdue speedups file on expo... This bug is in the miarc.c file and is a very simple fix... it is a DOMAIN error. plain and simple. Marty.