Also, there's reports that 'G_SLICE=always-malloc G_DEBUG=gc-friendly' causes the crashes to go away.
So, possibly this is related to g_slice allocation?
Another possibly related backtrace/crash:
#0 magazine_chain_pop_head at gslice.c:532
#1 thread_memory_magazine1_alloc at gslice.c:835
#2 g_slice_alloc at gslice.c:994
#3 g_tree_node_new at gtree.c:139
#4 g_tree_insert_internal at gtree.c:443
#5 g_tree_replace at gtree.c:421
#6 xfsm_properties_set_string at xfsm-properties.c:505
#7 xfsm_properties_set_from_smprop at xfsm-properties.c:656
#8 xfsm_client_merge_properties at xfsm-client.c:346
#9 sm_set_properties at sm-layer.c:374
Also, there's reports that 'G_SLICE= always- malloc G_DEBUG= gc-friendly' causes the crashes to go away.
So, possibly this is related to g_slice allocation?
Another possibly related backtrace/crash:
#0 magazine_ chain_pop_ head at gslice.c:532 memory_ magazine1_ alloc at gslice.c:835 insert_ internal at gtree.c:443 _set_string at xfsm-properties .c:505 _set_from_ smprop at xfsm-properties .c:656 merge_propertie s at xfsm-client.c:346
#1 thread_
#2 g_slice_alloc at gslice.c:994
#3 g_tree_node_new at gtree.c:139
#4 g_tree_
#5 g_tree_replace at gtree.c:421
#6 xfsm_properties
#7 xfsm_properties
#8 xfsm_client_
#9 sm_set_properties at sm-layer.c:374
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