Thank you Lennart for detailed explanation. I realized a few things in
sd-bus behavior (and in my wrong approach to default bus -- yes I forgot
about hello message) when I debugged the thing earlier today, and now your
explanation cleared that up pretty nicely to me.
I see again that sd-bus design
On Mi, 08.05.19 22:50, Stanislav Angelovič (angelovi...@gmail.com) wrote:
> Heya,
>
> when writing sdbus-c++, we've observed that sd_bus_default_system function
> called in a fresh new thread returns a bus with initial ref count 2. We
> built our code upon that assumption -- we had to unref the bu
Heya,
when writing sdbus-c++, we've observed that sd_bus_default_system function
called in a fresh new thread returns a bus with initial ref count 2. We
built our code upon that assumption -- we had to unref the bus twice when
the thread local storage got freed, otherwise we'd have gotten memory l
