Intercept Queue callbacks are checked for null. If the user forgets to initialize one of them, random code could be called. That leads to very tricky memory corruption bugs. I met the condition when the program restarted in the context pool destructor.
Intercept Queue callbacks are checked for null. If the user forgets to initialize one of them, random code could be called. That leads to very tricky memory corruption bugs. I met the condition when the program restarted in the context pool destructor.