On Wednesday 22 April 2009 11:17:41 you wrote: > Raphael Coeffic wrote: > >> If I do it asynchronously, is it guaranteed that my stuff will finish? > > > > Yes. All you have to do is to remove your helper thread from the > > AmEventDispatcher at last. A quick look at > > AmSessionContainer::on_stop() will convince you for sure ;-) > > > > The only issue would be that you have to clean the memory as well. The > > memory for the sessions get cleaned by AmSessionContainer. In your > > case, you could use AmThreadWatcher (AmThread.h). It implements a > > garbage collector that deletes your instance as soon as it is stopped > > (+ some delay, because the garbage collector only runs every 10 seconds). > > Hooops! I just looked at the code, and following issue raised: > AmThreadWatcher is not included in the shutdown process. This means that > there will be a race condition between you thread beeing cleaned up and > the death of the process. If you can live with this, then go ahead!
If I understand correctly, this is not really a problem, the process will die anyway, so reclaiming the memory is not important. _______________________________________________ Semsdev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/semsdev
