> but, In void MatroskaFileParser::continueParsing() call, the "if (fOnEndFunc > != NULL) (*fOnEndFunc)(fOnEndClientData);" will call, then will call "void > MatroskaFile::handleEndOfTrackHeaderParsing()", and this time the > "fParserForInitialization" is a invalid pointer, delete the invalid pointer > will crash.
Unfortunately you're still describing the *symptoms* of an apparent bug, but I'm not seeing the *cause* of the bug. There are only two possible ways that the "fParserForInitialization" pointer could become invalid: 1/ "handleEndOfTrackHeaderParsing()" is being called on a "MatroskaFile" object after its destructor has already been called, or 2/ Something is (somehow) writing over the "fParserForInitialization" field in (what would otherwise be) a still-valid "MatroskaFile" object. So I now need to know which of these is happening, and why. Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/
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