Exception Code: c0000374 Fault Module: StackHash_eb5a On CB Exit [SOLVED]

[malthusianism]

OS (Windows 7 SP-1 64 bit) reports error message "Code::Blocks IDE has stopped working" with Exception Code: c0000374 Fault Module: StackHash_eb5a, even if I simply start & then close CB without doing anything. Note: Before every exit & irrespective of what option I choose, CB throws below pop up message as well:

Layout Changed - The perspective 'Code::Blocks default' has changed. Do you want to save it?

Followed by Windows reporting App crash with exception code c0000374.

CB Build log & wxWidgets Error log attached for ready reference. Would appreciate any support.

Name               : Code::Blocks
Version             : svn-r11979
SDK Version      : 1.47.0
Scintilla Version : 3.7.5

wxWidgets Library (wxMSW port)
Version 3.1.3 (Unicode: wchar_t, debug level: 1),
compiled at Mar 18 2020 04:36:51

Runtime version of toolkit used is 6.1.

gcc (tdm64-1) 9.2.0

Nightly build (11954): 18 January 2020

[oBFusCATed]

Your info is confusing. What revision are you actually using 11979 or 11954 or a mixture of both? Is this a self compiled build? Using gcc 9.2 is not extensively tested for building cb, so there might be problems.

[malthusianism]

Your info is confusing. What revision are you actually using 11979 or 11954 or a mixture of both? Is this a self compiled build? Using gcc 9.2 is not extensively tested for building cb, so there might be problems.

I am using svn-r11979 (self compiled using nightly 11954).

[ollydbg]

Some callstack info can be get from the GDB.
See this thread as reference: http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,23642.msg161738.html#msg161738

[malthusianism]

Some callstack info can be get from the GDB.
See this thread as reference: http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,23642.msg161738.html#msg161738

This is something new & challenging ;D Shall try to share by tomorrow.

[gd_on]

You can use/try other MinGW64 9.2 distributions : winlibs, Equation, LHMouse... or stay with MinGW64 8.1 as used presently to compile C::B. Apparently they have not this sort of problems.
TDragon (tdm version author) works on this problem, but it look's not obvious to find.

gd_on

[malthusianism]

You can use/try other MinGW64 9.2 distributions : winlibs, Equation, LHMouse... or stay with MinGW64 8.1 as used presently to compile C::B. Apparently they have not this sort of problems.
TDragon (tdm version author) works on this problem, but it look's not obvious to find.

gd_on

mingw-w64-gcc-8.4.0-x86_64-posix-dwarf (from winlibs) did the charm! Thanks