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Description of problem:
Choosing "first-fit" for window placement in the sawfish configuration tool
results in sawfish crashing to the desktop the next time it tries to place a
window. Upon restart, it continues to crash as soon as it tries to place a window.

This has also occurred very occasionally (once a day, so far) with the standard
"top-left" placement method, however the first-fit method *always* works. 

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Middle-click on the desktop and choose "customize", then "placement"
2. Choose "first-fit" and hit okay.
3. Spawn a new window by any means.
	

Actual Results:  Sawfish crashed back to the desktop and left me with the
following on my console:

rep: received fatal signal: Aborted

struct debug_buf common:

Backtrace in `fatal_signal_handler':
        <(null)+1107457944>
        <abort+409>
        <(null)+1074448636>
        <(null)+1074450908>
        <__gmp_rand+306>
        <__gmpz_urandomm+249>
        <(null)+1074026346>
        <(null)+1073985400>

Lisp backtrace:
#4   random ...
#3   sp-prune-points ...
#2   sp-make-grid ...
#1   sp-do-placement ...
#0   place-window (#<window 1a00002>)


waiting for X server to shut down


Expected Results:  The new window should have been placed appropriately.

Additional info:

This is on a pristine install of Limbo. The machine is a 1ghz Thunderbird Athlon
with 512mb RAM, Abit KT7a-RAID motherboard, and a Western Digital WD120JB hard
drive.