Le 27/02/2020 19:35:24, Nicolas George a écrit :
Carl Eugen Hoyos (12020-02-27):
> The abort() calls are not supposed to actually be hit. If you want
to
> catch them in your code using the libraries, you should do so.
But if the abort() are reached, that's a bug, either in FFmpeg or in
the
program that uses its libraries. Catching the signal is likely to make
things worse. Remember that these asserts may be the final barrier
against an exploitable bug.
And in case of a catastophic event, with abort() you can
have a coredump for postmortem analysing...
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