2010/3/16 :
> Just to make sure I am not doing something wrong, my home gets allocated when
> my program starts, and I do not destroy it until my (long running) program
> ends. So although it would not be a true memory leak it sounds like it would
> cause memory growth if I do not free it, and
Thanks, Pekka.
Just to make sure I am not doing something wrong, my home gets allocated when
my program starts, and I do not destroy it until my (long running) program
ends. So although it would not be a true memory leak it sounds like it would
cause memory growth if I do not free it, and thus
2010/3/15 :
> Simple questionwhen I use sip_X_make( home, char *) and then attach that
> header to a response message I am sending via nta, do I need to explicitly
> su_free that header? i.e.
>
> sip_contact_t *c1 = sip_contact_make( home, szContact1 ) ;
> nta_incoming_treply( irq, SIP_300_
Simple questionwhen I use sip_X_make( home, char *) and then attach that
header to a response message I am sending via nta, do I need to explicitly
su_free that header? i.e.
sip_contact_t *c1 = sip_contact_make( home, szContact1 ) ;
nta_incoming_treply( irq, SIP_300_MULTIPLE_CHOICES, SIPTA
