nanogui: Netscape 6 on Nano-X
Subject:
Re: Netscape 6 on Nano-X
From:
"Greg's email" ####@####.####
Date:
20 Oct 2000 13:49:24 -0000
Message-Id: <000401c03a9c$cd62fe60$8900a8c0@applieddata>
> Ok, this is a known bug. It is because Mozilla may attempt to render
> images with a width or a height of zero. One way I found to stop this was
> to remove the assert commands from the fblin32.c file. The way I did this
> was wrap the assert.h include in an #if 0, #else then #define assert. ie
> I am hoping to find a better fix for this.
Peter -
If you could, it would be great to get a backtrace as to exactly
which midlevel (Gd*) routine is on the stack when the low-level
driver assertion blows... Then we need to return if h <=0 in that
routine, rather than the screen driver routine.
The reason that it's a bad idea to remove the assert is that the
linear framebuffer code could access outside of the mapped
display region and then you'll crash anyway or worse.
Regards,
Greg
