Hello again,
I discovered what happened. The function generated get_type was
calling itself. So double initialization, and the second one on
the same thread was stopped because the thread lock.
The error was here
G_DEFINE_TYPE(ThriftSSLSocket, thrift_ssl_socket,
THRIFT_TYPE_SSL_SOCKET)
It was instanciating a subclass of itself. Should be like this:
G_DEFINE_TYPE(ThriftSSLSocket, thrift_ssl_socket,
THRIFT_TYPE_SOCKET)
Thank you for the help.
El 06/10/15 a las 10:36, Gonzalo
Aguilar Delgado escribió:
Hello,
Maybe someone here can help me. I defined a subclass of another
existing class.
Basicly:
typedef struct _ThriftSSLSocket ThriftSSLSocket;
struct _ThriftSSLSocket
{
ThriftSocket parent;
/* private */
};
typedef struct _ThriftSSLSocketClass ThriftSSLSocketClass;
struct _ThriftSSLSocketClass
{
ThriftSocketClass parent;
};
// More code here
And in the C file I'm defining this new type:
G_DEFINE_TYPE(ThriftSSLSocket, thrift_ssl_socket,
THRIFT_TYPE_SSL_SOCKET)
// More code here
Looks good sofar. But when I do:
object = g_object_new (THRIFT_TYPE_SSL_SOCKET, NULL);
It stalls waiting for the macro expansion here:
static volatile gsize
g_define_type_id__volatile = 0;
if (g_once_init_enter
(&g_define_type_id__volatile)) {
<<<<<----------- Because a thread lock.
GType g_define_type_id =
The question is why? Maybe the base class is not derivable?
Best regards,
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