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Date:	Tue, 10 Feb 2009 00:03:41 -0800
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Subject:	Re: DJGPP termios
From:	Blair Campbell <blairdude AT gmail DOT com>
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> which is causing the crash.  You can test to see if this is cause by
> disabling null pointer protection in DOS:  before you run the test
> program enter:  cwsdpmi -x
> For the next program (and only one program) the null pointer
> protection will be disabled.  If the application then runs under DOS,
> it's a program bug that should be fixed.

Ok yes, that is the problem then.  Thanks for the hint.  But it also
leads me to believe that the problem might be in ncurses because
dialog also crashes when using certain widgets.  Any hints as to how
to find what is using a bad pointer?  I'm not really familiar with
gdb.

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