Actually a stop() in the Audio module destructor is redundant, since stop() is called by the Source pool when it's deleted (also in the destructor.) · c26315dd4d - Gogs

Actually a stop() in the Audio module destructor is redundant, since stop() is called by the Source pool when it's deleted (also in the destructor.)

Alex Szpakowski 10 years ago

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src/modules/audio/openal/Audio.cpp
							 
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				@@ -131,8 +131,6 @@ Audio::Audio()
			
				 Audio::~Audio()
			
				 {
			
				-	stop();
			
				-
			
				 	poolThread->setFinish();
			
				 	poolThread->wait();