Maybe my git changes can be extracted as a patch, and simply applied
as an RPM packaging patch, as is sometimes seen in packages.
Here would be a good use case for such a patch - benign linker fix and not too 'code-altering'.
Until our next release comes out.
Let me know if any trouble.
On advice of brummer (at fluida), I have added ipatch_close() and re-arranged the calls to ipatch_init().
Hopefully the reference counting will then unload the library when appropriate.
Again, rattle the chains if any trouble.
OK @Impostor
A fix was pushed in github master.
No more crashes here.
Please test and lemmy know if any trouble.
After some googling, this seems to get rid of all the deprecation warnings:
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#ifndef GLIB_DISABLE_DEPRECATION_WARNINGS
#define GLIB_DISABLE_DEPRECATION_WARNINGS
#endif
Thanks, I posted a note there, I was curious about how MusE does things and how it relates.
OK Thanks.
Yeah, I tried to crash it in QTractor, but no crash so far...
Maybe we'll put this one aside for now and monitor that bug report for changes.
I have followed all the threads there, looks like it's an ongoing issue...
Verified!
Same hang, same errors.
Thanks very much for the test.
Will try to investigate. Quite busy at the moment... Hang in there... Could be delayed.
In the meantime, if you have time, file a bug report and mention the test and that it was verified by me.
Built Fluida from master source. Seems stable here.
Did you build from source?
Feel free to post console output and/or a debug trace.