Hi, glib-2.13.1 introduced the memory corruption message, when g_thread_init wasn't called before any other glib functions. Now with 2.13.7, the necessity of this call is gone. I was able to get a patch checked into the trunk for mozilla products, that g_thread_init is called at first. As a corresponding patch for the Branch (firefox-2.0.0.x) is still pending, my question is, if I should still go now to get the patch into the mozilla branch? To be precise, is it still recommended to call g_thread_init at first if possible or is now just a matter of "taste" or is it even worse to patch programs that do not use the g_thread_init call convention? Thanks alot for suggestions Walter _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
