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Unable to build with gcc 11 - Segmentation fault

i'm a very enthusiast DxWnd user, i've used DxWnd over the years w/ 99,99% of success on total cases (were DxWnd is applicable) now i want run Driver Parallel Lines on a modern netbook x64 quad-core Intel Atom x5-Z8350 (Cherry Trail)/Intel HD Graphics (apu)/ram 2GB DDR3 (soldered)/Windows 10 x86 v1709 Home this game requires at least shader 1.1 (up to 2.0), but (despite this apu supports up to DirectX 12/shader 5.0/OpenGL 4.3) in this case i've always low FPS (also w/ all low graphics settings in-game...

modify main.py change_fullscreen in main.py to add a check for self.previous_size != (None, None) which will detect if it is changing to fullscreen at startup and avoid saving an incorrect screen geometry. def change_fullscreen(self, toggleaction): # Disable action until transition if complete. toggleaction.set_sensitive(False) if toggleaction.get_active(): if self.previous_size != (None, None): self.save_window_geometry() self.fullscreen() else: self.unfullscreen() To prevent the small window from...

Thanks, I'll redirect them to your explanation of the problem.

So we have a Catch-22 - there tech support sent me here because the files work fine for them and thus the problem must be in 7zip ... edit1: So far it seems only Windows Explorer handles them correctly, tried a few other programs and a MAC Archive Utility without success. edit2: Further testing shows that Total Commander, FAR and Beyond Compare can open and extract the files correctly. P.S. The first screenshot is from Windows 10, while the second and third are from Ubuntu.

So we have a Catch-22 - there tech support sent me here because the files work fine for them and thus the problem must be in 7zip ... edit1: So far it seems only Windows Explorer handles them correctly, tried a few other programs and a MAC Archive Utility without success. edit2: Further testing shows that Total Commander, FAR and Beyond Compare can open and extract the files correctly.

So we have a Catch-22 - there tech support sent me here because the files work fine when opened in Windows Explorer and thus the problem must be in 7zip ... edit1: So far it seems only Windows Explorer handles them correctly, tried a few other programs and a mac without success. edit2: Further testing shows that Total Commander, FAR and Beyond Compare can open and extract the files correctly.

So we have a Catch-22 - there tech support sent me here because the files work fine when opened in Windows Explorer and thus the problem must be in 7zip ... edit1: So far it seems only Windows Explorer handles them correctly, tried a few other programs and a mac without success. edit2: Further testing shows that Total Commander, FAR and Beyond Compare can open and extract the files correctly.