casey@gauss.llnl.gov (Casey Leedom) (12/30/88)
| From: casey@lll-crg.llnl.gov (Casey Leedom) | | And, I have to say that the reviews were right. The Speed ups make X | wonderfully fast. I recommend them to anyone willing to be committed to | compiling X with gcc and not being able to compile with your native | compiler. Just be sure that you don't blithely install a new version of | gcc without checking to make sure that it compiles X without bugs ... | | But, on to the main point, everything except xclock -analog seems to be | working. Well, cut me a new point of view if I can't follow my own advise. I installed the server speed ups at the same time I upgraded from gcc 1.31 to 1.32. Gcc 1.32 apparently has a bug in it which causes the behavior in xclock -analog that I mentioned. I will endeavor to find the bug and report it to the GNU people. Sorry for wasting everyone's time ... Casey