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Gnuserv, NTEmacs, Windows 2000 and R

Prof Brian D Ripley <ripley@stats.ox.ac.uk> writes:
There are some intermittent problems on other platforms too, and
there's the off chance that this machine is tickling the bug in just
the right way to make it happen more frequently. So gathering
information on Erichs and Colins cases might still be worth it. Don't
hold your breath though...

We're not getting many clues to go by, anyway. Is there a stack trace
or does it just freeze, for instance? What are the symptoms of a
crash? 

[Those Windows dumps are a pest, but if one gets really stubborn, they
make it possible to decipher where in the program the fault occurred.
This is done by disassembling the object files and using a memory map
of the binary. Not that I'm volunteering...]