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Subject: Re: cygwin 1-5.19-4 crashes at tty_list::terminate() when using gvim   in diff mode
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According to Kiyo Kelvin Lee on 6/29/2006 10:15 PM:
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> I took some time to debug into the gvim process and found that actually
> a crash (SIGSEGV as reported by gdb) would happen inside the function
> tty_list::terminate() (in tty.cc) all the time upon quiting from gvim.
> And somehow the crash would become consuming all cpu cycles.

Have you tried a recent snapshot?  This may have already been fixed in
CVS, and getting testing exposure will help speed up the 1.5.20 release
process.

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