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Opened May 21, 2018 by Vasily Galkin@galkinvvContributor

msys2-mingw64: meld from checkout often deadlocks during startup (in ntdll!LdrpLoaderLock) (copy of mis-deleted issue 174)

Steps to reproduce:

  • run meld checkout on msys2 several times with two file arguments to start file comparison mode
  • 5-20% of tries it deadlocks during startup at random stages (most often during loading files, while the beginning of files is already rendered). The chances to hang are higher if there is a huge cpu load from unrelated process

The issue reproduces with current meld master 78e41097 from checkout on msys2-mingw64 on windows 7 with msys2-mingw64 packages updated on 26 March 2018. (I don't think that version matters - I see this problem for several months)

The issue is the same with meld master checkout and with meld 3.18.0-1 from mingw's pacman. (meld-3-18 checkout strangely immediately crashes with GLib-GIO-ERROR **: No GSettings schemas are installed on the system. It doesn't looks related)

By now I don't think that the issue is meld-related or can be solved at meld side. But reporting it here to track as a near-blocker for using migw64-binaries in the installer. More information and detailed C-level analysis is at https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/issues/3510

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Reference: GNOME/meld#192