@henningw 
Q: "Is the binding from Kamailio memory manager to library memory manager 
functionality (ortp_memory_functions etc..) not needed anymore?"

A: I found as least to edge case in oRTP where it was not using the specified 
memory allocation functions ...
At this point I think it will be less problematic spawn threads from one or 
more dedicated processes in Kamailio, the worker processes will not interact 
with the libraries directly.
This seems like a perfectly fine decision in terms of architecture and there 
will be no more bugs related to shared memory ...

Thank for pinpointing the unwanted modifications to the core 

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