Norman Vine wrote: > >Robert Collins writes: > >>From: "Jason Tishler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> >>> Unfortunately, Python's test_threadedtempfile regression test still >>> hangs (IIRC) in the same place. See attached for details. >>> >>> BTW, the code (i.e., pthread_cond::TimedWait) still has a >FIXME in it. >>> Did your latest patches fix a different race condition? And, if so, >>> is this yet another known race condition? >> >>No, same condition, but I'm not 100% convinced it's fully fixed yet. I >>only remove FIXME's when I'm _really_ sure. There is a second race >>condition though, it's the one that Norman(??) was hitting. >> >>As for you, you are stopping in the same place. Can you give me your >>system config - Processor count & speed? Are you able to try SP 2? >> >>Norman, can you do the same? And add in OS/Service pack ? > >Sorry for the delay in replying. > >I am running PII 733 Win2k sp2 and I can not tickle the hang with this >test since your last patch. > >However I think I may have a case that does, It is part of a much larger >package and I am trying to get a 'simple' test case that will consistantly >hang.
I was mistaking a test program taking a LONG time to run with failing. FYI - the test program was the the threadLock test that is part of Zope http://www.zope.org Other good news is that Zope compiles out of the box with the newest binutils release < enable-autoexports > and recent snapshots. Seems to run too, but I am doing more testing, and do not want to broadly announce this until we have determined the cause of Jason's problem :-) Cheers Norman
