Including cthread floods stdout when app is started from commandline
Original Reporter info from Mantis: wimpie
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Reporter name: Wimpie Nortje
Original Reporter info from Mantis: wimpie
- Reporter name: Wimpie Nortje
Description:
Including cthread causes the string "TGtkWidgetSet.PostMessage ToDo: wake up gtk" to be displayed on the commandline for most (if not every) action on the GUI, such as moving the mouse cursor onto a button.
All these messages makes it very difficult to follow the rest of the application's stdout messages.
Steps to reproduce:
Create a GUI project for GTK.
Include cthreads.
Compile and run from the commandline.
Additional information:
When cthreads is removed from include list the "TGtkWidgetSet.PostMessage ToDo: wake up gtk" string is not displayed.
Mantis conversion info:
- Mantis ID: 14335
- OS: Kubuntu
- OS Build: 9.04
- Build: r21199
- Platform: i386
- Version: 0.9.27 (SVN)
- Fixed in version: 0.9.27 (SVN)
- Fixed in revision: 21622 (#18ea81f3)
- Monitored by: » crossbuilder (Burkhard Carstens)
- Target version: 0.9.30