Posting on behalf of Ryan, who cannot log in right now.
He found out that the problem is in the test case itself. It uses
g_main_loop_quit() as a source callback from
test_callback_never_triggered. Source callbacks are supposed to return
bool for if they get issued again or not. Apparently on amd64 we
randomly end up with 0 in the return value register so the source
function gets unregistered. On x386 it's random junk, so the callback
gets run again, with the already freed mainloop.
Also, g_timeout_add_seconds (0.5) is bogus - the first argument is a
uint. Please change that to g_timeout_add(500).
** Package changed: glib2.0 (Ubuntu) => whoopsie (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: whoopsie (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ryan Lortie (desrt) => (unassigned)
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