[Vim-vms] Vim: Caught deadly signal BUS
Groen Norbert
n.groen at pinkroccade.com
Fri Oct 22 11:53:29 CEST 2004
Coen,
> I never found a solution for the crash, but it might help you
> to know that vim crashes/crashed while expanding filenames on
> VMS, in particular: while expanding directory names.
> I suspect that your vim is looking for files, expands
> filenames, and then crashes.
Yes that's what it looks like.
> However, your mail did not hint at why vim tried to open os_unix.c
>
No, I don't know why either. I did a very quick debug session because I'm on a tight scedule with a project.
> Can you post (confirm) exactly how you encountered this problem?
> Is ":help" the _exact_ command that you type?
Yes only ":help"
> Can you reproduce the problem without running any .vimrc
> files, i.e. when you start vim with "vim -U NONE"?
>
I can reproduce it easy enough.
> The file "sys$login:[.vimfiles.doc]tags-??" looks like the
> help index, i.e. the tags file that vim uses to find help texts.
> However, I would expect that file to be in
> "VIM:[000000.DOC]tags.", not in your home directory. (unless
> vim6.3 has moved it)
>
> Perhaps there is something wrong with your configuration of
> the help files.
> Are your help files present?
> Are they in "VIM:[000000.DOC]"?
No, definitely not there!
The sysadmins don't want to install vim because everybody uses lse or tpu editor.
I'm on a big system with some kind of 50 developers. on about the same amount of applications.
I have to put it in my own directories.
I suppose that [000000] works more or less like windows win32 bithole?
>
> Hope this helps,
>
It doesn't, but thanks anyhow.
> Coen
>
Norbert.
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