…in the CR 1.9 code. Did that patch get rolled in? If not, do you have a clean version of the file tcpip.c that I can drop into my CR 1.9? I’m not able to use the diff info very well.
No, I’m not working with Chromium anymore. The above patch never made it into the code since I seemed to be the only one suffering from that problem. Also the patch is a workaround for something which is presumably a rare bug in Windows’ network stack.
I think you are best off by applying the patch to the respective revision of tcpip.c and then manually port it to the head revision.
Just wanted to say thanks. I pulled in your patch and made some other mods. Works like a charm. I’ve been running my app through Chromium for about 14 hours continuously now. No hangs.
Michael–
I am doing some work with Chromium, and I think you have posted a few patches in 2006 to the Chromium dev group with regards to Windows XP.
In particular, I am having trouble with CR 1.9 and Windows XP hanging with symptoms similar to your post:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.graphics.chromium.devel/1023
I am not seeing the patch that your recommended:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.graphics.chromium.devel/1033
…in the CR 1.9 code. Did that patch get rolled in? If not, do you have a clean version of the file tcpip.c that I can drop into my CR 1.9? I’m not able to use the diff info very well.
Are you still working with Chromium?
Best regards,
–Dave
Hmm this is a project from my previous life
No, I’m not working with Chromium anymore. The above patch never made it into the code since I seemed to be the only one suffering from that problem. Also the patch is a workaround for something which is presumably a rare bug in Windows’ network stack.
I think you are best off by applying the patch to the respective revision of tcpip.c and then manually port it to the head revision.
Michael
Michael–
Just wanted to say thanks. I pulled in your patch and made some other mods. Works like a charm. I’ve been running my app through Chromium for about 14 hours continuously now. No hangs.
Best regards,
–Dave