Experimental Physics and
Industrial Control System

Hi,

 

I invoke epicsAtExit to provide call-back notification that the IOC is exiting (in response to the user typing ‘exit’).

 

It seems to me good practice to delete the C++ IOC object, before the application exits, so as to prevent resource leaks.

(Rather than relying on the operating system to de-allocate.)

 

However, in my application , this results in unhandled access violation(s) after the object has been deleted (at least, in a debug build).

This occurs in the readInt32 call-back function, where it attempts to call pPvt->lock().

 

I believe this is caused by continued (threaded) scan polling of the record, after the object referenced has been destroyed.

 

It’s not a major problem.

 

Many thanks,

 

Peter.