Zombie commands in Arch Linux?

[kflak]

I am experiencing a strange issue that I can't quite pin down the reason for: When I work in scvim I keep getting disturbed by the message "Press ENTER or type command to continue". This is exclusive to scvim, ie. it doesn't happen when I work in vim elsewhere. I am running this on the latest Arch kernel, sc3.9dev, I have the latest version of scvim (at least I have been running PluginUpdate, so it should be OK...). scvim is running without any extraneous options, the only mention of it is let g:sclangTerm = "xfce4-terminal -x $SHELL -ic" in .vimrc.
My full .vimrc is here: https://pastebin.com/V5sQHat5
I have been running basically the same setup on macOS without a hitch, this is brand new to me... (oh, and I am a complete Linux rookie, so please bear with me if this is something so, so basic...)

[gusano]

@kflak never saw that one but from a quick search in google I found that.
I'm running latest Archlinux and scvim and I don't see those messages.

I'd suggest you disable all your vim plugins and only keep scvim with the most basic .vimrc possible to narrow it down.

[kflak]

OK, I 've been able to narrow it down to a specific project. It doesn't happen when I run a bare-bones test .scd with only a SinOsc. The project where it happens is getting awfully complex with a lot of ins and outs, so I suspect this is where the canine is buried. Will test further!

EDIT: The problem was indeed a vim display-issue due to having a lot of buffers open at the same time. :set cmdheight=2 got rid of the annoying messages. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!