Re: Trillian hangs under wine

[Nick Sukharev]

The +seh does not add anything to the log. Actually I thought that I 
failed to turn it on until the application crashed for another reason 
and then I found something with seh in the log...
The handler called is
/**********************************************************************
*              usr1_handler
*
* Handler for SIGUSR1, used to signal a thread that it got suspended.
*/

static HANDLER_DEF(usr1_handler)
{
   LARGE_INTEGER timeout;
..... skipped a couple of lines
   NTDLL_wait_for_multiple_objects( 0, NULL, 0, &timeout );
}
It is called AFTER the 5-seconds timeout has expired. Also it is called 
for every thread of the application - not just for these two. It makes 
me think that is the result of the problem rather than its cause.

Any ideas why a call to the XQueryPointer function may fail to return in 
5 seconds? The whole X system freezes until I kill wine processes from a 
text shell.

Thanks,
Nick
Mike Hearn wrote:

I think this is caused by Wine doing an XLock then not releasing it for
whatever reason - I guess the signal handler being called in the second
backtrace indicates a crash or something. Have you tried doing a +seh
trace?