Re: Re: Cygwin 1.7.28 (64bit) and Vim 7.4 build from source create SEGV when writing to a file.

["Thomalla, Martin" <mrt181 at mykolab dot ch>]

Which vim sources that work in cygwin should I use instead?



    A quick review of the files you've provided and your description of 
what
    you've done doesn't raise any red flags.  I'll suggest trying to 
remove the
    Cygwin-provided VIM packages to be sure there is no 
collision/interaction.
    If that doesn't work, I'd recommend debugging the problem directly 
with gdb.


    --
    Larry

    
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    A: Yes.
    > Q: Are you sure?
    >> A: Because it reverses the logical flow of conversation.
    >>> Q: Why is top posting annoying in email?

    On 2/25/2014 3:10 AM, Thomalla, Martin wrote:

        Hello,
        in order to get additional features into vim (lua and python) I 
need to
        build it from source.

        So I have downloaded the source and gcc through the cygwin 
setup-x86_64.exe
        and build vim from source.

        $ cd /usr/src/vim74
        $ ./configure --enable-luainterp --enable-pythoninterp 
--enable-multibyte
        --enable-gui=no --without-x --prefix=/usr
        $ make && make install


        When I open a file in which the lua interpreter is used by a 
plugin
        (neocomplete:[https://github.com/Shougo/neocomplete.vim]), make 
a change in
        the file and save the file with :x I get this error:

        Vim: Caught deadly signal SEGV

        Vim: Finished.

        The file is saved succesfully. It does not matter if I open the 
file from
        the command line or within vim

        $ vim ~/file.hs
        $ vim
        :edit ~/fils.hs

        Both lead to the error

        When I open the file within vim with :edit or from the command 
line and save
        the file with :w, vim crashes again

        Vim: Caught deadly signal SEGV

        Vim: Finished.

        but this time the cygwin bash shell does not respond anymore. It 
only
        accepts <ctrl><c> and <ctrl><d> as input and to exit cygwin I 
have to input
        <ctrl><c> followed by <ctrl><d> or close the window.

        I have attached the output of

        vim --version
        gcc --version
        cygcheck -svr


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