x11-calc Updated

[Thomas Klemm]

I wondered why i_ticks was set to 0.
Thus I set a watch on that variable.

It turned out that it is set here in src/x11-calc-35.c:

Code:

void v_init_switches(oswitch *h_switch[]) /* Define the switches. */
{
   h_switch[0] = h_switch_create(00000, "OFF", "", "ON ", h_alternate_font, KBD_LEFT, KBD_TOP, 2 * KEY_WIDTH + KEY_GAP, SWITCH_HEIGHT, True, MID_GREY, DARK_GREY);
   h_switch[1] = NULL;
}

Both i_ticks and h_switch are defined here in src/x11-calc.c:

Code:

   int i_ticks = -1;

#if defined(SWITCHES)
   oswitch *h_switch[SWITCHES];
#endif

However in src/x11-calc-35.h the following is defined:

Code:

#define SWITCHES           1

That's the reason that both h_switch[1] and i_ticks point to the same memory location 0x000000016fdfef70 and thus i_ticks gets overwritten.

After removing the spurious line the classic models could be started successfully.
Find attached the output of the debugging session.