Hi Michael,
You have to call "pj_thread_register()" from the thread which is trying to use PJlib.
Something like below should work for you :-
??? pj_thread_desc rtpdesc;
??? pj_thread_t *thread = 0;
? ? // Register the thread with PJLIB, this is must for any external threads
??? // which need to use the PJLIB framework
??? if (!pj_thread_is_registered())
??? {
??????? status = pj_thread_register("Threadname", rtpdesc, &thread );
??????? if (status != PJ_SUCCESS)
??????? {
??????????? app_perror("Threadname Failed to register with PJLIB,exit", status);
??????????? exit(1);
??????? }
??? }
??? if (pj_thread_is_registered())
??? {
??????? REPORTERROR("Threadname is succesfully registered with PJMedia");
??? }
Regards,
Manjeet
--- On Thu, 4/2/09, Michael <s-michael at o2.pl> wrote:
From: Michael <s-michael@xxxxx>
Subject: Threads question
To: pjsip at lists.pjsip.org
Date: Thursday, April 2, 2009, 1:31 AM
Hi All,
I?m trying to use threads in my SIP driver under windows but without
experience with threads I?m only receiving: "Calling pjlib from
unknown/external thread. You must register external threads with
pj_thread_register() before calling any pjlib functions." or it crashes as
soon as it reaches pj_pool_create and I can?t do anything.
I?m trying use simple PJSUA in my method responsible for starting SIP
communication and from what I?ve read I have to register pjsip thread. I would
be very thankful for any advice when and where can I (have to) register a
thread, call pj_pool_create, pj_thread_create etc, or do I have to consider
other issues? . Maybe someone have sample code with threads, besides those from
pjsip site?.
Thanks in advance
Michael
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