Andreas Persson wrote:
> there's a (very small) risk for memory leaks when an Engine is deleted.
> So, to me it seems like a testcancel in at least the DiskThread is
> better than asynchrounus mode also for linux.
In that case, it may be necessary to check AudioOutputDevice*.cpp
sources to m
Stéphane Letz wrote:
> Thread support has always been a source of problems on OSX but was
> improved release after release.
In the Darwin ML people are still discussing on this point even after
release of 10.5...
> Now that 10.5 Leopard is supposed to
> be Unix compliant, I guess it shoul
>The problem seemed to be caused by the implementation of pthread in
>OSX. It looks like OSX does not have PTHREAD_CANCEL_ASYNCHRONOUS
cancel
>type, although pthread_setcanceltype() does not result in an error.
As a
>workaround, I inserted calls to pthread_testcancel() here and
there, and
On 01/25/2008 04:30 PM, Toshi Nagata wrote:
> The problem seemed to be caused by the implementation of pthread in
> OSX. It looks like OSX does not have PTHREAD_CANCEL_ASYNCHRONOUS cancel
> type, although pthread_setcanceltype() does not result in an error. As a
> workaround, I inserted calls to
Hi all,
I have been trying to resolve a problem in the OSX build; the
linuxsampler test (in src/testcases) did not pass. I noticed this issue
only recently after I finally installed cppunit on my machine.
The problem seemed to be caused by the implementation of pthread in
OSX. It looks like O
