Pekka Pessi a écrit :
On 5/11/06, Thomas Rosenblatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have it when the sup_tid is different from thread pid:)
in the su_root_destroy()
--->assert(SU_ROOT_OWN_THREAD(self))
How do you call su_root_destroy()? Do you su_root_break() if you are
in callback, and call su_root_destroy() only after returning from
su_root_run()?
In fact my problem does not come when su_root_run() is used:
In my case I use su_root_run only if the resolution is not possible
directly from the cache.
Well in my main function, I initialized a su_root_object, and a resolver
object. In my callback function, I make a su_root_break(), then I return
in my main function, the su_root_run() exits and I make a su_root_destroy().
Thanks,
Thomas.
PS: The ideal case would to have only one thread, which always made a
su_root_run, and handles request and responses, and others thread that
made the "logic" part (but asynchronously).
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