Helge Hafting wrote: > Richard Heck wrote: >> The thing I don't understand is why I'd only get the loop sometimes. >> Not every time. Anyway, I'm glad not to have to worry about this any >> more. > This is an unknown bug in qt, right? My guess is that there is indeed > a loop somewhere, that uses an uninitialized variable. > > That will give you a delay loop of variable length. Often it will look > like a hang, with the loop counting all the way to MAXINT, possibly > calling into X for every iteration. But sometimes the uninitialized > variable will be close to the stop condition, and it will feel like no > delay at all. That sounds very plausible. There seemed sometimes to be a very small delay, other times an endless one, and still other times a two second one.
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