On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 21:03:15 -0800
Keith Packard wrote:
> you can see that the name 'Kochi Mincho' has no specific language
I remember now... it was happened when I had updated to this version
2.2.99. GNU libiconv 1.9.2 with --enable-extra-encodings, FreeType2
9.8.3 (CVS), here they are:
# fc-cache -v
fc-cache: "/usr/local/share/fonts/opentype": skipping, 4 fonts, 0 dirs
fc-cache: "/usr/local/share/fonts/truetype": skipping, 3 fonts, 12 dirs
fc-cache: "/usr/local/share/fonts/truetype/thai": skipping, 12 fonts, 0 dirs
fc-cache: "/usr/local/share/fonts/truetype/japanese": Bus error
$ gdb fc-cache core
[...]
#0 libiconv (icd=0xffffffff, inbuf=0x10018c68, inbytesleft=0x7ffd7a2c, outbuf=0x7ffd7a30, outbytesleft=0x7ffd7a34) at iconv.c:426
426 return cd->lfuncs.loop_convert(icd,
(gdb) bt
#0 libiconv (icd=0xffffffff, inbuf=0x10018c68, inbytesleft=0x7ffd7a2c, outbuf=0x7ffd7a30, outbytesleft=0x7ffd7a34) at iconv.c:426
#1 0x5ffc82f0 in FcFreeTypeQuery (file=0x10016f30 "/usr/local/share/fonts/truetype/japanese/kochi-mincho.ttf", id=0, blanks=0x1001d400, count=0x10075248)
at fcfreetype.c:626
#2 0x5ffc574c in FcFileScanConfig (set=0x1001d418, dirs=0x10018cc0, cache=0x0, blanks=0x1001d400,
file=0x10016f30 "/usr/local/share/fonts/truetype/japanese/kochi-mincho.ttf", force=0, config=0x0) at fcdir.c:117
#3 0x5ffc5ca0 in FcDirScanConfig (set=0x1001d418, dirs=0x10018cc0, cache=0x0, blanks=0x1001d400, dir=0x10019788 "/usr/local/share/fonts/truetype/japanese"
,
force=0, config=0x0) at fcdir.c:240
#4 0x10001d88 in scanDirs (list=0x10020dd8, config=0x10015008, program=0x7ffd8000 "fc-cache", force=0, verbose=1) at fc-cache.c:179
#5 0x10001df8 in scanDirs (list=0x10015278, config=0x10015008, program=0x7ffd8000 "fc-cache", force=0, verbose=1) at fc-cache.c:210
#6 0x10002254 in main (argc=268522104, argv=0x7ffd7e84) at fc-cache.c:291
(gdb) l
291 ret = scanDirs (list, config, argv[0], force, verbose);
292 /*
293 * Now we need to sleep a second (or two, to be extra sure), to make
294 * sure that timestamps for changes after this run of fc-cache are later
295 * then any timestamps we wrote. We don't use gettimeofday() because
296 * sleep(3) can't be interrupted by a signal here -- this isn't in the
297 * library, and there aren't any signals flying around here.
298 */
299 sleep (2);
300 if (verbose)
Regards,
--
Daichi
