Thank you for these responses. Before I received them, I had already
done a little more work on my score. After all, I knew that I could
work around the seg. fault problem by issuing the lilypond command in a
terminal, rather than from within emacs.
So I reinstated the viola line, which was prev
I am running Ubuntu 18.04, Lilypond 2.21.4, emacs 25.2.2
Ever since I started my current Lilypond project, I have been
getting occasional segmentation faults when compiling. Until today I
thought it was something to do with errors or inconsistencies in my
Lilypond code, and I have been able to m
I was also getting occasional seg. faults with 21.1.4. I would add a little
more to the code and they would go away. Since I was able to finish that
project I didn’t worry about it and it certainly worth the trouble to try too
create a MWE. I also use Emacs but I just alt-tab to another shell
Hi David,
That certainly is strange behaviour. A segmentation fault occurs when
a program tries to access a segment of memory that it isn't allowed
to. It's usually the result of memory bugs in the program. If it's a
bug in emacs, which looks possible, then I am not sure what you will
be able to d
I am running Ubuntu 18.04, Lilypond 2.21.4, emacs 25.2.2
Ever since I started my current Lilypond project, I have been
getting occasional segmentation faults when compiling. Until today I
thought it was something to do with errors or inconsistencies in my
Lilypond code, and I have been able to ma
