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From: joe@fluke.UUCP (Joe Kelsey)
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Subject: Re: vnews bug fixes (virtterm.c) (actual virtterm.c diffs)
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Date: Thu, 14-Jun-84 18:24:45 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jun 14 18:24:45 1984
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> Here are my estimates for the array sizes:

Huh?  Where are those array sizes you ask?  Well, fumble finger me!
Here are the virterm.c diffs:

*** ../misc/virtterm.c	Wed Jun  6 14:58:41 1984
--- virtterm.c	Thu Jun 14 13:58:45 1984
***************
*** 565,573
  plodput(c) { *plodstr++ = c; }
  
  _amove(row, col) {
! 	char direct[20];
! 	char rel[MAXPLEN + MAXLLEN + 50];    /* longest move is full screen */
! 	char ho[MAXPLEN + MAXLLEN + 50];
  	int cost, newcost;
  	register char *movstr;
  

--- 565,573 -----
  plodput(c) { *plodstr++ = c; }
  
  _amove(row, col) {
! 	char direct[128];
! 	char rel[(MAXLLEN*10)+(MAXPLEN*10)]; /* longest move is full screen */
! 	char ho[(MAXLLEN*10)+(MAXPLEN*10)];
  	int cost, newcost;
  	register char *movstr;
  
***************
*** 614,620
  
  
  _vmove(orow, nrow) {
! 	char direct[20];
  	char *saveplod = plodstr;
  
  	if (CV) {

--- 614,620 -----
  
  
  _vmove(orow, nrow) {
! 	char direct[128];
  	char *saveplod = plodstr;
  
  	if (CV) {
***************
*** 648,655
  
  
  _hmove(ocol, ncol, row) {
! 	char direct[20];
! 	char ret[MAXLLEN + 50];
  	char *saveplod = plodstr;
  	char *movstr;
  	int cost, newcost;

--- 648,655 -----
  
  
  _hmove(ocol, ncol, row) {
! 	char direct[128];
! 	char ret[MAXLLEN * 10];
  	char *saveplod = plodstr;
  	char *movstr;
  	int cost, newcost;

Hopefully, that should fix everything right up.

/Joe