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Anon5710:
Hello,

I'm using codeblocks as an editor, using CENTOS7 as OS.
For some irritation unknown reason my installation stopped working today.
Around the same time,  i was using to much space in my /home folder. (limited to 2 gb here :( )
I have cleared some old files, and I should have more then enough room now.

Whatever I do, codeblocks will hang a minute or so after start up.
If I look at the strace output, I'm seeing infinite symbolic link traversing :

stat("/sys/bus/cpu/devices/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu6/node0/memory147/subsystem/devices/memory246", 0x7ffd0e078710) = -1 ELOOP (Too many levels of symbolic links)
stat("/sys/bus/cpu/devices/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu0/node0/cpu6/node0/memory147/subsystem/devices/memory247", 0x7ffd0e078710) = -1 ELOOP (Too many levels of symbolic links)


As far as I'm aware this recursive symbolic linking is normal. (Other machines are setup like this to)
If i startup with --safe-mode, there is no crash and I can continue working.  (without all the plugins tough ... )

I have tried :

1) clean the .codeblocks directory in /home/user/
2) uninstall and re-install all the packages.  codeblocks.x86_64,  codeblocks-contrib.x86_64, codeblocks-contrib-libs.x86_64 codeblocks-libs.x86_64


Any other things I can do to get this working again ?

ollydbg:
Which version of Code::Blocks do you use?

Anon5710:
 Code::Blocks 13.12 - wx2.8.12 64 bit

ollydbg:

--- Quote from: Anon5710 on October 09, 2017, 04:30:23 pm --- Code::Blocks 13.12 - wx2.8.12 64 bit

--- End quote ---
This version of C::B is too old, and can you try a nightly version? Since the bugs may already fixed in the recent nightly build versions. Thanks.

oBFusCATed:
Yep, this should be fixed in the 16.01 (not 100% sure) or night builds. If it is not then we need a backtrace to see where the recursion is starting.

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