buldozer at aufbix.org wrote: > Hello Benny, > > >> What if, instead of using callback, you put a flag in the thread, to >> mark whether the thread has been DAO initialized or not. This can be > > Your suggestion sounds a bit better than what I do at the moment > (GetLocalThreadId() from within callback and then checking whether the ID is > already in global list - if not - do AfxDaoInit() and store the thread ID in > the list), but it suffers the same problem; AfxDaoTerm() never gets called at > termination of a thread. Any other ideas to make it 'clean'? Ah yes, good point about AfxDaoTerm(), I missed that. In this case, the only clean solution probably is to disable pjsua's SIP worker thread altogether (pjsua_config.thread_cnt=0), and create your own worker thread(s). Worker thread implementation should be very simple; it just needs to call pjsua_handle_events() periodically (see worker_thread() in pjsua_core.c). This worker thread should be created after pjsua_start(), and it should be stopped before calling pjsua_destroy(). cheers, -benny
