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Re: wrong-type-argument charsetp unbound error in emacs-unicode-2 curren


From: Bob Halley
Subject: Re: wrong-type-argument charsetp unbound error in emacs-unicode-2 current
Date: Sat, 04 Nov 2006 09:50:13 -0800
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James Cloos wrote:

Which toolkit do you use?  I've noticed that using gtk (as emacs'
toolkit) often leads to more bugs than the alternatives.....
I configured emacs with --prefix=/usr/local/emacs-23 --with-gtk --enable-font-backend.

I've found out a few more things:

The elisp error can be triggered by evaluating (utf-8-string-p "foo").

Reverting to version 1.20.2.7 of select.el makes the lisp error go away and emacs no longer segfaults. The difference between 1.20.2.7 and 1.20.2.8 is the addition of utf-8-string-p and its associated ccl program.

To me, the evidence so far points at a problem in the ccl code. I also think it is likely that whatever is broken is also smashing memory, as emacs stopped segfaulting when I reverted select.el.

I'll keep poking around and see if I can learn anything else.

/Bob






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