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I've patched my distribution through 5.4.3w. 1) Under Solaris X86, I find that Nmap and Nmap2 both exit before displaying the initial window. This does not occur under Solaris. The direct cause of the program exiting is that the nmap_seekw.c call line 1003 to XtIsManaged is NULL the first time. I was able to get past this by adding a check for _mainWin == NULL: * S. Law/GSC 12/99 initial coding * ***********************************************************************/ { /*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/ if(_mainWin == NULL) return; if ( XtIsManaged (_mainWin)) { seekw_ghostPts (FALSE); } } 2) NMAP/NMAP2 crash following zoom selection, product generation popup etc. All frames are redrawn, but the program segmentation faults when returning to the main Xtapp loop. I found in gempak/source/nmaplib/pgen/nmap_pgline.c, in the routine: pgline_popdown There is a call to pgline_setTable (); No arguments are passed to the setTable call; however, the declaration of this routine is: void pgline_setTable (fill, closed, color, width, size, smooth) Apparently some compilers are more sensitive to mismatched argument lists. 3) I also found the following when profiling nmap2 trying to locate the above: In nmap_mapw.c line 1268, the variable "iret" may not have a value if the switch statement directly above is not entered. I added the autodefine for iret=G_NORMAL in the declarations. In nmap_roamw.c, line 532, malloc should be (len+1), since strcpy in line 533 complains about an array bounds write. In nmap_gtbl.c, line 363, Call to qsort with 1 item occurs, this can be avoided by just returning if nprods < 2. Steve Chiswell Unidata User Support address@hidden