>>Bugger. I've found the reason for this - statement_timeout was also >>broken. This was broken by the change of how signals are handled on >>win32. We disabled APCs completely, but APCs were still used in the >>timer emulation... This patch fixes this by re-enabling APCs >>in the main >>check loop. The APC routine used by the timer code is very simple and >>will not interfer with the signal stuff (which had problems >with socket >>calls, as you probably recall). > > >Sorry, this was a bit premature. There are a few more places that need >to be cleane dup. I'll send a new patch in a couple of minutes.
Here's a more complete patch that addresses all the places where WaitForxxx can block. The previous fix only fixed statement_timeout, not the deadlock situation. //Magnus
win32_timer.patch
Description: win32_timer.patch
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