Hello Paul,
On Tue, 2006-11-28 at 19:38 +, Paul Millar wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm still having problems (with CVS HEAD) with memory not being freed. This
> seems to have been caused by still-active voices maintaining their lock on
> the sfont's refcount (see start of delete_fluid_defsfont()
Hi all,
I'm still having problems (with CVS HEAD) with memory not being freed. This
seems to have been caused by still-active voices maintaining their lock on
the sfont's refcount (see start of delete_fluid_defsfont() in
src/fluid_defsfont.c).
The solution I've attached is to explicitly call
Sounds like pretty good arguments/information to me. I think it might
be better to implement streaming support though, which has been on the
wish list for a while. I agree it is a bit overkill to lock all sample
data, as it currently is, when possibly only a few are being actually
used for the ac
I've been having an enlightening offline discussion with P. Millar about
memory usage within fluidsynth, particularly the 'mlocking' of soundfont
sample data areas. I've done some cursory exploration of the source code
and come to the conclusion that the hypothetical average user (of which there
a