glib/gobject
Emmanuele Bassi fc5f986e60 Initialise the global GParamSpecPool in more places
Right now, we're assuming that GObjectClass will be initialised first
and under a lock, but that's not always the case: when traversing a list
of type, the first one might be a GTypeInterface, and if we initialise
an interface that installs a property, the whole thing comes crashing
down because the global GParamSpecPool is not initialised.

Instead of taking a lock everywhere, we can use an atomic compare and
swap; the first thread that installs a property wins the race, as any
other access to the GParamSpecPool is performed under a lock.
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