This is not the right fix... I will revert these changes when i come up with a proper fix. I also dont understand how this can fix bug 805 (eternal loop in thread windows cleanup routine). Even with your changes the eternal loop is still there, it just doesnt run out of stack?
G.
hbirr@svn.reactos.com wrote:
Don't use alloca in a macro, which may be used in a loop. This does fix bug #805.
Gunnar Dalsnes wrote:
This is not the right fix... I will revert these changes when i come up with a proper fix. I also dont understand how this can fix bug 805 (eternal loop in thread windows cleanup routine). Even with your changes the eternal loop is still there, it just doesnt run out of stack?
G.
hbirr@svn.reactos.com wrote:
Don't use alloca in a macro, which may be used in a loop. This does fix bug #805.
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It does not fix the endless loop. It does exactly what the comment says. UserRefObjectCo was a nice example for code, which never should be in a macro.
- Hartmut