mike@rad.wustl.edu (Mike Ehlers) (09/26/90)
I have been trying to compile GNU emacs under SUNOS 4.1 (on both sparc and sun3 models. The problem is that xemacs gets built but runs aborts with Fatal Error (6). The dbx traceback looks like: program terminated by signal ABRT (abort) (dbx) kill(0x278, 0x6) at 0x407ec abort() at 0x427a9 malloc(n = 5), line 515 in "malloc.c" yp_unbind() at 0x45dc3 yp_get_default_domain(0xe586a) at 0x45dfd setpwent() at 0x414e3 getpwuid(0x0) at 0x41369 init_editfns(), line 69 in "editfns.c" main(argc = 1, argv = 0xdffff2c, envp = 0xdffff34), line 361 in "emacs.c" start1(ignore = 0, argc = 1, xargv = 0xdffff58 "xemacs"), line 395 in "crt0.c" warning: object file read error: text address not found warning: core file read error: data space address too high warning: core file read error: data space address too high _start(), line 373 in "crt0.c" Any ideas/suggestions appreciated. thanks mike ------------------------------------------------------------ Michael Ehlers mike@wucs1.wustl.edu Department of Computer Science uunet!wucs1!mike Washington University (314)-889-6429 Box 1045, Bryan 509 1 Brookings Drive St. Louis, MO 63130 USA ------------------------------------------------------------ Michael Ehlers mike@wucs1.wustl.edu Department of Computer Science uunet!wucs1!mike Washington University (314)-889-6429
denio@beno.CSS.GOV (Dennis O'Neill) (09/27/90)
In article <1990Sep26.163734.4471@cec1.wustl.edu> mike@rad.wustl.edu (Mike Ehlers) writes: >I have been trying to compile GNU emacs under SUNOS 4.1 (on both >sparc and sun3 models. The problem is that xemacs gets built but >runs aborts with Fatal Error (6). The dbx traceback looks like: > ... I also got ... >program terminated by signal ABRT (abort) >(dbx) kill(0x278, 0x6) at 0x407ec >abort() at 0x427a9 >malloc(n = 5), line 515 in "malloc.c" >yp_unbind() at 0x45dc3 >yp_get_default_domain(0xe586a) at 0x45dfd >setpwent() at 0x414e3 >getpwuid(0x0) at 0x41369 >init_editfns(), line 69 in "editfns.c" >main(argc = 1, argv = 0xdffff2c, envp = 0xdffff34), line 361 in "emacs.c" ... but I didn't get the following ... >start1(ignore = 0, argc = 1, xargv = 0xdffff58 "xemacs"), line 395 in "crt0.c" >warning: object file read error: text address not found >warning: core file read error: data space address too high >warning: core file read error: data space address too high >_start(), line 373 in "crt0.c" I also tried compiling with the X stuff enabled; same error messages,but the traceback showed a different path, to wit: (dbx) where kill() at 0x7ceb0 abort() at 0x80d4c malloc(n = 5), line 515 in "malloc.c" copystring() at 0x7995c _XConnectDisplay() at 0x79a14 XOpenDisplay() at 0x703d8 x_term_init(), line 1534 in "x11term.c" init_display(), line 1411 in "dispnew.c" main(argc = 1, argv = 0xf7fffb4c, envp = 0xf7fffb54), line 357 in "emacs.c" System info: o Sun SparcStation 1+ o Sun OS 4.1 o X Version 11 Release 4 Patchlevel 14, generic o window manager twm o C compiler is "cc" Options set in src/config.h are: #include "s-sunos4.h" #include "m-sparc.h" #define HAVE_X_WINDOWS #define X11 #define HAVE_X_MENU So, Mike is not alone. Any ideas? Dennis O'Neill denio@seismo.css.gov