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skonno committed revision 41 to the CyberLink for C++ SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2009-07-07 14:55:50 UTC by skonno
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Ok Now I'm able to get UPnP information for Microsoft devices, I just commented out the Question mark string stripping in URI.CPP line 125-129 and now Microsoft devices information are properly displayed.... I'm not sure if this will cause a problem with other devices but so far I've been able to fetch all UPnP devices on my network, except for the WMP media server that is currently on the...
2009-06-15 07:19:27 UTC by redserpent7
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I have noticed this also, In SocketInputStream.cpp Line 66, when receiving the socket that holds the information of the discovered device, all Microsoft devices, Media Servers and Media Renderers returned a packet of type "HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request"... I'm still trying to figure out how to work around this issue, any suggestions.... I haven't tested it with a Microsoft router as I don't...
2009-06-14 10:27:24 UTC by redserpent7
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skonno committed revision 40 to the CyberLink for C++ SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2009-06-09 01:45:14 UTC by skonno
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skonno committed revision 39 to the CyberLink for C++ SVN repository, changing 3 files.
2009-06-09 01:44:23 UTC by skonno
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Just solved the threads problem, I'm not sure if this was intentional or just a typo but when closing a socket..... The program checks the socket if it's valid or not. The problem was that valid sockets were not closed as the condition was wrong....... Another part of the solution was to first close the opened sockets then stop the SSDP Notify and search lists and the HTTP server list a swell...
2009-06-08 05:56:30 UTC by redserpent7
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skonno committed revision 38 to the CyberLink for C++ SVN repository, changing 3 files.
2009-06-08 02:15:09 UTC by skonno
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skonno committed revision 37 to the CyberLink for C++ SVN repository, changing 5 files.
2009-06-08 02:00:48 UTC by skonno
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skonno committed revision 36 to the CyberLink for C++ SVN repository, changing 9 files.
2009-06-08 01:52:20 UTC by skonno
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Turns out that all memory leaks are generated from one place, this is the Thread.cpp file. What you're doing is terminating the thread first and the waiting for it to finish which is irrelevant, of course using TerminateThread will result in dumping all objects that has not been properly deleted yet. Now the problem seems that one of the threads keeps running for a long period of time, and needs...
2009-06-07 08:29:47 UTC by redserpent7
