pst@anise.acc.com (Paul Traina) (12/04/89)
I'm running emacs on my A/UX machine (Richard: pplfft!) and am having a problem dealing with spawned subprocesses. Has anyone gotten either the 'shell' or the 'telnet' commands to work properly? Paul -- Ooh, I just know that something good is going to happen And I don't know when But just saying it could even make it happen, -- Kate Bush
LUBKT@vax1.cc.lehigh.edu (12/09/89)
In article <1989Dec4.050913.6746@ginger.acc.com>, pst@anise.acc.com (Paul Traina) writes: > I'm running emacs on my A/UX machine (Richard: pplfft!) and am having a > problem dealing with spawned subprocesses. Has anyone gotten either the > 'shell' or the 'telnet' commands to work properly? > > Paul I just compiled 18.54 version of emacs for my A/UX 1.1 on mac IIcx. I have exactly the same problem as Paul. I guess asynchronous process do not run properly. So I checked the "src/aux-1.1.h" file see if the symbol "subprocess" is defined for A/UX or not - which it is (but, I did notice that is not defined to anything, just "#define subprocess"). I would like to know some of you net users have solved this problem. Apart from this, I also found another bug. I cannot do Control-Z to suspend-emacs when using "term". It displays "stopped" and then sh/csh prompt appears. But after that the window locks up. On the other hand, if I do M-x suspend-emacs, I have no trouble. It seems to me some how Control-Z is not mapped appropriately? I tried global-set-key command, without any success. Is this me, or does it occur for you net users too? Any suggestions/recommendations will be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Binod Taterway, User Consultant, Lehigh University Computing Center Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA 18015. Tel: (215) 758-3984 E-mail: LUBKT@vax1.cc.lehigh.EDU (Internet), BT00@lehigh.BITNET