Hello Ulrich!   
      
   24 May 13 03:05, you wrote to Kees van Eeten:   
      
    US> last year I've also reported an DOS bug in the write message / logging   
    US> routine 'caused probably by a compiler bug of the watcom DOS   
    US> version problem in makenl_ng fixed with a "special" stack pointer fix   
    US> (inofficaly labeled 3.2.9b) closed ticket:   
    US> http://sourceforge.net/p/makenl/bugs/8/ effected files: msgtool.c,   
    US> mklog.c   
      
    US> I've wrote and tested the fix with help from Markus and Alex  :)   
      
   Your contributions are greatly appreciated.   
      
    US> Later this year, I've found in another research a document, that   
    US> pointed out, that there exist potentialy a stack handling problem in   
    US> OpenWatcom 1.9 that has some similarity with my bug found in makenl_ng   
    US> starting rev 3.2.6   
      
   I've been wondering if that could be the case; as the problems seem to be    
   occurring in the versions compiled with OpenWatcom.   
      
    US> currently it varies from day to day ... Wed last week till Tue this   
    US> week I was 150% busy :-( and started recovery mode on Wed this week to   
    US> the state one week before :-P   
      
   Life has a tendency to throw those curves at us at times...   
      
    KE>>  But the lead maintainer should be aware of who else can be of   
    KE>> help.   
      
    US> for OpenWatcom 1.9 (DOS) and GCC OS/2 I can try a compile test   
    US> and a software test   
    US> software testing is possible also under win32   
      
   Currently OpenWatcom 1.9 is used to compile the DOS, OS/2, and Win32 versions.    
   The Linux version can be compiled with several different compilers, thanks to    
   the work of Andrew Clarke.  The statically-linked Linux binary that was    
   hatched for the last release was built using gcc 4.5.2 under Slackware Linux    
   13.37.   
      
   Andrew   
      
      
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