SunOS 4.1.3 for Sparcs does not provide memmove and has a memcpy that
does not work for copying overlapping areas. (Most systems have one or
the other, and older versions of SunOS on 68K architectures at least
had a memcpy that works for overlapping references). This results in
the following bug in printing, reported by Elizabeth Slate:

> (def nums
'(0.30441386690726666 0.09525220189345454 0.7755117001021111 0.7744188778837333
0.06080824938416161))

> (mapcar #'(lambda (x) (format t "~,6g~%" x)) nums)
0.300000
9.525220E-2
0.777777
0.777777
6.080825E-2
(NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL)

A fix for 3.44 is to

	copy 'configure', 'X11BSDstuff.c', 'unixstuff.c' and
	'sunstuff.c' from this directory into the top level of the
	source tree (replacing files of the same names).

	do 'chmod +x configure'

	run the new 'configure'

	run 'make clean' -- this is important

	run 'make'

This should take care of the problem.

This problem may exist on other systems for which configure does not
find memmove and adds the define -DMEMMOVE=memcpy to UCFLAGS. This fix
should take care of any such system.

Future xlispstat releases will incorporate a fix for this problem.