RS6000 winopen randomly dies

Steve Lamont slamont at network.ucsd.edu
Sat May 11 03:16:21 AEST 1991


In article <5311 at network.ucsd.edu> slamont at network.ucsd.edu (Steve Lamont) writes:
>                                                               ... A perfectly
>normal call to winopen() will dump core upon random invocation. ...

Bad form, I know, to follow up one's own posting, however, a small clarification
is in order.  One email correspondent thought I meant I was calling winopen()
with no arguments and that was what was causing my problem.  That isn't the
case, I'm calling winopen() in the form of

	winopen( "foo" );

as advertised in the man page.  This is the form that breaks. :-(

							spl (the p stands for
							pixelated)
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