Revert 953d224e37c4 to workaround the issue of occational tab crashing when
using any cubeb backends other than pulse-rust to play media. The loss of such
change will be that users will not be able to do profiling on threads created by libcubeb.
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To make it more easier to test, it is better to limit the number of concurrent process to 1-2. Then play a load of media in different tabs. Let Firefox run for a long period of time.
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- sysutils/beats7: Update to 7.9.1
- Update to the 20200906 snapshot of GCC 11.0.0.
- Update to 1.1.0
- Update to 1.0.7. This also fixes the -fno-common issue.
- devel/intel-graphics-compiler: update to 1.0.4879
- devel/gh: Update to 0.12.0
- net-im/tut: Update to 0.0.17
- New port: lang/hermes: JavaScript engine
- Update to 6.4.167
- - Update WWW
- Update lang/erlang-runtime23 to version 23.0.4.
- databases/pgrouting: Update to 3.1.0
- editors/jucipp: Update to 1.6.1
- Fix build on current.
- graphics/gmt: Update to 6.1.1
- - Reset MAINTAINER due to fatal bounces
- devel/tortoisehg: Update to 5.5.1 and allow Python 3 by flavorizing the port. Switch to automatic plist.
- devel/efl and x11-wm/enlightenment: Remove some files that I missed in the last update.
- lang/intel-compute-runtime: update to 20.36.17813
- devel/efl: Mark WAYLAND option BROKEN. Despite the code compiles, it is reported to fail on runtime.
- math/pdal: Update to 2.2.0
- Try to fix ports build.
- Update to the 20200910 snapshot of GCC 8.4.1.
- graphics/py-fiona: Update to 1.8.17
- www/nextcloud: Update to 19.0.3
- databases/virtualpg: Update to 2.0.0
- www/firefox: Fix tab crashing when not using pulse-rust backend
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Updated as suggested.
After reading the implementation of other cubeb backends such as WSAAPI, I decided to revert the offending changes instead.
Update: The reason behind reverting instead of patching is because some cubeb backends do really do data_callback and state_callback in different threads.