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> > could you please write which .c files and which routines should I be 
>looking
> > at slightly more specifically?  thanks...
>
>These are library functions, so no .c files are involved.  Just
>
>   (gdb) break sbrk
>   (gdb) break mmap
>
>then visit text and image files as suggested and see which of these
>breakpoint actually breaks.

well, as you probably remember one cannot run cvs emacs in gdb as this 
immediately crashes  x windows in cygwin.

I do wish there would be someone more knowledgeble then me doing the testing 
with cygwin, now that we've made some progress.  I am worried that I may be 
missing something elementary and waisting your time.  installing cygwin and 
then cvs gnu emacs would take a few minutes only...  anyway, am happy to 
keep trying.

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