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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 24.07.2013 02:57, schrieb Lex
Trotman:<br>
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THIRD: Geany (regular launch; 'Spell Check' plugin
disabled (deselected)): Working normally; no 'freezes'!
:-) Very fast, responsive (immediate) - heavy
(intensive) pastes/saves/deletes ...<br>
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<div>Ok, well, now the culprit is identified :)</div>
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<div>But it is still worthwhile getting the backtrace from
GDB as I asked. Since it doesn't happen here, that will
provide some guidance for the plugin maintainer where to
look. Without that info he may not be able to recreate
the fault to fix it.</div>
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He pasted the backtrace, you don't seem to read carefully these days
:) Anyway, it sat in poll() so I assume another thread causes the
problems.<br>
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To the OP: Can you provide a backtrace for each thread when the
freeze problem occurs? To do this repeat the GDB procedure up to the
point where you enter bt. But instead of bt do this:<br>
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1) print the threads and their IDs: 'info threads'<br>
for each thread:<br>
a) switch to thread with 'thread <ID>'<br>
b) print backtrace with bt<br>
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Best regards.<br>
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