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This behavior seems to be provoked by the function that preforms intensive calculations on the internal data model, with more often calls to Win32 API like SetWindowPos and ShowWindow than usually (because of the current implementation of the progress indicator) at the same time it does relatively small amount of GL related stuff (comparing to the other similar functions). One processor core is completely busy with this thread and this call never returns. Ntdll.dll!KiUserCallbackDispatcherContinue() User32.dll!fnHkINLPCWPSTRUCTA(struct tagWND *,unsigned int,unsigned _int64,_int64,unsigned _int64) Here is the stack trace of the message loop thread starting from the GetMessageA: nvoglv64.dll!00007fff5a6d7c31() We recently migrated our development to Win10 (which may or may not have anything to do with the observed problem) and started experiencing the following problem: from time to time the application hangs in the GetMessage call.

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