That's fine. We go from suspecting there are issues to knowing exactly where the issues are. The rest is just chipping away at that list and making the issues g

That's fine. We go from suspecting there are issues to knowing exactly where the issues are. The rest is just chipping away at that list and making the issues go away. Either by adding some kind of mutex around the code or by replacing the native code with something less likely to have issues. The argument against this seems mainly that it's a lot of work; not that it's impossible work. It probably is a lot of work but if there are enough people doing the work, we should get some results.