Re: xfer API broken in gnome-2-0 and HEAD?

[snickell stanford edu]

Try using printf rather than g_print please? The async callbacks are
*not* on the glib thread. I can never remember which glib functions need
to be on the main thread and which don't, but I do recall in the past
having problems using glib for printing off async callbacks.

-Seth

Quoting Chipzz <chipzz ULYSSIS Org>:

> I recently had a problem with one of my porgrams, and I wrote a few
> simple test cases to analyse the problem. Turned out the actual
> problem
> was in my program, but I found some problems in gnome-vfs while
> testing
> 
> There's a tar-ball containaing these test at:
> 
> http://chipzz.studentenweb.org/gnome/gvfs-test.tar.bz2
> 
> To run the test, just  unpack the tarball, go in to the dir
> gvfs-test
> and type 'make test'
> 
> With the gnome-2-0 branch of gnome-vfs, all the tests pass except
> the
> sync-xfer, so I asked yakk to take a look at it. He uses HEAD, and
> there
> all tests passed except the async-test.
> 
> Can someone please look into this?
> BTW, these are not the only probems WRT xfer, I discovered some
> others
> too (but I'll write a seperate mail about that)
> 
> PS: The unpacked source is also available at:
> 
> http://chipzz.studentenweb.org/gnome/gvfs-test/
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> Chipzz AKA
> Jan Van Buggenhout
> -- 
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