I'm using 20.04.9. In article <555487EC.2010703@interocitors.com>, Roger Kaufman <rogerkaufman@interocitors.com> writes:
This par, which contains the formula core dumps.
The formula code is buggy. It uses fixed-length arrays and does no checking when the array bounds are exceeded, happily corrupting memory all over the place.
./xfractint -disk -geometry 1600x1200 batch=yes savename=test.gif "@test2.par/Poachers_Afoot"
How is geometry supposed to work. If I tried 800x800 it instead generated an image which was 1068x800. Maybe my geometry isn't legal?
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