It seems to be memory leak in BasicTaskScheduler0::scheduleDelayedTask.
No there's not.
AlarmHandler* alarmHandler = new AlarmHandler(proc, clientData,
timeToDelay); // here! where is 'delete'
It gets deleted later, when the handler gets called. (Note the
"delete this" in the implement
Thanks for your good job.
It seems to be memory leak in BasicTaskScheduler0::scheduleDelayedTask.
just i guess, check it out.
AlarmHandler* alarmHandler = new AlarmHandler(proc, clientData, timeToDelay);
// here! where is 'delete'
fDelayQueue.addEntry(alarmHandler);
If you're really seeing a problem with this new version,
then you're going to have to identify specifically what is causing it.
I thought I had. I got it down to just one variable, the OS I ran
the live555MediaServer binary on.
I meant: You're going to have to identify specifically what *in
On 12/31/2010 3:17 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
If you're really seeing a problem with this new version,
then you're going to have to identify specifically what is causing it.
I thought I had. I got it down to just one variable, the OS I ran the
live555MediaServer binary on. I believe I contro
