Re: "Invalid or undefined bitmap" when launched with -Q

[Richard Stallman]

            stipple = 59462331
            overline = 58721289
            strike_through = 58721289
            box = 58721289

Those are Lisp_Object values.  Showing them as numbers conveys no
information.  To give meaningful information, you need to print them
in Lisp syntax or use the x... commands to figure out what they contain.

    file has the same number stipple had. openp() on line #507 in  
    x_create_bitmap_from_file() in image.c returns -1, so that  
    x_create_bitmap_from_file() returns the same and so bitmap_id in  
    load_pixmap() is -1. And because of that, add_to_log() gets called.

Please don't write "()" after function names.  `load_pixmap()' is
not a function, it is a function call with no arguments, which would
be erroneous since load_pixmap requires arguments.

    Does this mean that the file containing the stipple could not be  
    found?

I think it means that.

To figure out what this signifies, we need to see the file name it is
looking for.