Ross Finlayson wrote:
here is currently how I currently cleanup:
sink->stopPlaying();
Medium::close(framedSource);
Medium::close(sink); <== crashes
env->reclaim();
Here are my questions:
1. Overall what should be the full cleanup sequence for that example?
I'm not sure why you got a crash, but try closing the sink *before*
closing the source.
2. Do I need to "delete scheduler" or env->reclaim() does that
Yes, you should also call
delete scheduler;
just before calling
env->reclaim();
3. Why Medium::close(sink) crashes?
I don't know.
(is it already being cleaned up by Medium::close(framedSource) ?)
No.
4. How to cleanup RTCPInstance ?
Call
Medum::close(rtcp);
just before closing the sink.
Note that, in general, you should destroy objects in the reverse order
from that in which you create them. So try:
sink->stopPlaying();
Medum::close(rtcp);
Medium::close(sink);
Medium::close(framedSource);
delete scheduler;
env->reclaim();
Thank you, This cleanup sequence is working fine.
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