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From: Markus Pieper <sopr072@calzone5.informatik.uni-dortmund.de>
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Subject: Re: What leads to "Surrounding object damaged!"
Date: Wed, 19 May 1999 12:01:08 +0200
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datpete@mjolner.dk wrote:

> Don't worry about that. This is caused by the construct
> 
> -- pixMapRead: doPart --
> do l: (# expandedName: ^text;
>          format: @integer;
>          msg: ^text;
>       do name[] -> expandPixmapName
> ....
> 
> which the stack dumper did not handle correctly in your version of the system.
> That is only an error in the dump.
> 
> About the ReadXPM error: Did your program print any diagnostics to the console?
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Peter Andersen

Yes, the Program print :  ./Data/nix.xpm has an unknown format.

But that is not true, we changed the pictures etc. BTW, the nix.xpm was
opened several times before, so that file can't corrupt, the format is
right. But we solved the problem otherwise: We forgot to close the
pictures, so aprox. 80 pictures were opened at the same time, now that
we had closed them, that error doesn't occur anymore...

Markus