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From: fredrik.bentzer@mailbox.swipnet.se (Fredrik)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc,comp.windows.x.i386unix
Subject: Re: X11R6.1
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 1996 11:57:20 GMT
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magner@hstud1.cs.uit.no (Magne Rasmussen) wrote:

>I tried to compile the new X11R6.1 release under FreeBSD 2.1-release.
>Compilation went fine, but the X-servers I compiled (Mach64 and Svga)
>doesn't work like they should. It seems like the string-functions are
>screwed up. When the servers start, they complain about the font paths,
>and it seems that the different paths are separated with a comma, not
>a colon. Also, several other programs just print gibberish when they
>are started.

>During compilation, I got several warnings about 'int to pointer conversion
>between incompatible sizes', or something to that effect. Could this be
>the reason for all the problems? The gcc-version is 2.6.3.

>Any help is greatly appreciated.
>-- 
>////          Magne Rasmussen          | e-mail: magner@stud.cs.uit.no    /
>/// Department of Computer Science/IMR | Phone:  +47 77 67 52 89 (home)  //
>//         University of Tromsoe       |         +47 77 64 54 97 (off.) ///
>/         N-9037 Tromsoe,  NORWAY      | http://www.cs.uit.no/~magner  ////
Change to gcc 2.7.*
The 2.6.3 is known to have some strange behaving (What MS calls
features ;-) ).
You should find the new ver of gcc on every major ftp site.
Good luck

//Fredrik