[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #43964] octave 4.1.0+ audio changes will not compile on Windows

[John Donoghue]

Follow-up Comment #18, bug #43964 (project octave):

I haven't has much to do with creating own types in octave, but when I have:

a = audiorecorder

a = audiorecorder

shouldn't the deconstructor of the octave value of the old 'a' be called?

If I change the code to print something out whenever Pa_StoStream is called,
only one case in the tests calls stop, and that's when multiple records are
called on the same audio recorder. Which is probally why the tests work if I
call stop explicitly in the octave code.

If I also add a print in the deconstructor of the audiorecorder c++ object, I
never see it printed out - originally I though adding a stop in the c++ code
at the end of recordblocking, and one in the deconstructor if it has a valid
stream would be needed.


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