Hi
> With minimal changes to the source to tty-term.c and new Makefile I am able
> to compile both tmux 0.9 and 1.0
> with SUn Studio 12.1, Sun's make and the native curses implimentation.
>
> This gives me a funtional tmux binary with one problem, the split-window
> function, crashes the tmux server, without producing
> a core file clinet just displays "server lost". This is consistent on
> 32/64bit sparc and x86.
Please run with -vvvvvv and send me the logs. There is already a workaround for
Solaris TIOCSWINSZ returning EINVAL unexpectedly, probably this is happening in
another place too. Although it would be nice to track down why it happens.
If it shows a fatal() error message, can you add an abort() to log_vfatal() and
send me the backtrace?
Does this still happen with gcc?
> Also consistent is split-window does work if I am viewing key bindings before
> executing the split windows, so:
>
> tmux
> ctrl-b, "
>
> kills the tmux server, but
>
> tmux
> ctrl-b,?
> ctrl-b,"
> ctrl-b,o
> q
>
> gives me a window split into two panes with a shell promt in each.
> This is consistent accross sparc/x86 -m32 -m64 and tmux 0.0/1.0.
Does this happen with gcc as well? I asked someone to test on Solaris 10 and
they can't reproduce (with the tparm change and using gcc).
> My code change is simply to pad argumets with 0s as suggested for portability
> in ncurses man page at line 420 and 426
> of tty-term.c
>
> {
> return (tparm((char *) tty_term_string(term, code), a, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
> 0, 0, 0));
> }
>
> const char *
> tty_term_string2(struct tty_term *term, enum tty_code_code code, int a, int b)
> {
> return (tparm((char *) tty_term_string(term, code), a, b, 0, 0, 0, 0,
> 0, 0, 0));
> }
I don't like this change but I've committed it. It is better to put up with
this and use the system curses then be able to get rid of the equally horrible
-I flags in configure. Plus half the time we were ending up using the ncurses
headers but the system library.
Thanks
Nicholas
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