I wrote:

> I can use Emacs, and I do, but it's incredibly easy to crash it:
> anything that explicitly changes input focus to the minibuffer will,
> for instance, cause it to go down in flames immediately.  ("M-x",
> for instance, or "C-f".)

That should be "C-xC-f", of course.

> PostgreSQL 8.0.1 building now.  :-)

...and it works fine.

All in all, it looks to me as if -current on VAX works perfectly, with
the single exception that libm uses the "polyd" instruction, which
isn't supported on my VAX, a KA680 (in a 4000-500).  I suspect this
means that applications that use that instruction will fail on quite
a few different models of VAXen, right?

-tih
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