Hello all, I've been fiddling a bit with GIOChannels lately and I've been running into some rather annoying segfaults, which I believe to stem from me improperly managing the closing of my GIOChannels. Only problem is, I can't divine from the docs what the proper way to properly close one down is. Running the program through gdb and singlestepping a bit locates the offending segfault to be located within the g_source_set_callback_indirect() method, which I think is attempting to dereference a piece of memory that has been freed by my improper closing of the GIOChannel. Currently I'm doing the following to close things down: g_io_channel_shutdown ( io_channel, TRUE, &error ); g_source_remove ( watch_tag_read ); /* tag from earlier call to g_io_add_watch() */ g_source_remove ( watch_tag_write ); /* tag from earlier call to g_io_add_watch() */ /* Unref once for each call to g_io_add_watch and one final time to make the refcount zero so the object is freed */ g_io_channel_unref ( io_channel ); g_io_channel_unref ( io_channel ); g_io_channel_unref ( io_channel );
Thanks in advance, Arne :wq _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
