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On 13 Oct 2000, Emerick Rogul wrote:

> I'm using the latest cvs version of gnus and Emacs 20.4.1 on
> Solaris.  Is there something I can run when I launch gnus that will
> let me easily capture some details about the stack when I get a
> fatal exception?

Did you compile Emacs with debugging information (the compiler switch
is probably `-g')?  Then you can run Emacs under the debugger, then
use that to get a backtrace.

Since you get several exceptions per day, you won't need to run Emacs
under the debugger for too long...

kai
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