Actually it's not much better.Maybe it is already fixed there after so many years. I saw that they removed all those exit() calls.
void UsageEnvironment::internalError() {
abort();
}
abort does not return control to the calling process. By default, it checks for an abort signal handler and raises SIGABRT if one is set. Then abort terminates the current process and returns an exit code to the parent process.
It's difficult, but not completely impossible.Will it completly impossible to upgrade to the latest version of Live555?
Ahhh, it's because I'm working on the code at the moment, and I have the "live posts" open in my browser.Damns you're fast mm!
Nice!!Ahhh, it's because I'm working on the code at the moment, and I have the "live posts" open in my browser.