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Description of problem: multi threaded applications using a listener thread deadlock in libxcb Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): libxcb-1.0.4 and forward How reproducible: Try to start cinelerra, nearly every thread set deadlocks Steps to Reproduce: 1. access cinelerra 1.2, compile, and run Actual results: several deadlocks, XNextEvent listener threads receive replies for XTranslateCoordinates, but XNextEvent thread holds c->xlib.lock and is not c->xlib.thread and so is locked by pthread_cond_wait(&c->xlib.cond, &c->iolock), since reply thread cant access lock program hangs. Expected results: No deadlocks delivering reply Additional info: The loop that enforces current thread as requester is not needed. The principle reason for the reply/event queues seem to be so that this operation is not required. Additionally, when an error reply is returned, read_packet errantly updates c->in.request_completed, causing poll_for_reply to later return a null reply (if(request == c->in.request_completed)). This returns a few levels and causes _XReply to report an errant IOError. It is not clear what the calling thread should return from the code when a listener thread intercepts an error reply. The patch was not well tested.
Created attachment 290986 [details] deadlocks/ioerrors patch
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