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Apparently we have a problem with these default parameters. We have
basically:
template<typename T> void func(T * = 0);
template<> void func<Something>(Something *);
Now, according to GCC, I can't add "= 0" to the template
specialisation. However, MSVC 2008 isn't able to call the
specialisation without my extra 0 here. I've seen a similar issue
before in QSharedPointer.
I don't think this is a big deal because the error message output by
MSVC 2008 indicates this is likely a compiler bug:
qdbuspendingreply.h(98) : error C2440: 'default argument': cannot
convert from 'T1 *' to 'QVariant *'
where
[
T1=QVariant
]
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Reviewed-by: Trust Me
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This happens in heavily threaded applications: libdbus-1 asks us to add
and remove timers (and watches, but those less often) from any thread.
Since QObject's model requires that timers and QSocketDescriptors be
added only in the object's own thread, we have to sync back to the main
thread.
However, since D-Bus keeps adding and removing the timers, we have to
keep a queue of timers to be added and that list is accessed by any
thread. Make sure that list is only accessed in locked conditions.
Reviewed-by: Bradley T. Hughes <bradley.hughes@nokia.com>
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acquire guard of the local static.
This only buys us one warning less by helgrind.
Reviewed-by: Trust Me
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