Re: epicsThread warnings

["Konrad, Martin via Core-talk" <core-talk@aps.anl.gov>]

Hi Mark,
> I don't actually ever delete the asynPortDriver object, so I never
> call the callbackThread destructor.
Yeah, you should certainly do that. See [1] for an example of how I
construct a driver object (note that I'm using emplace() here since
asynPortDriver objects can't be copy constructed). I'm storing my driver
objects together with the device name in a map [2] to support IOC shell
functions on a per-port basis (e.g. turn on debugging output only for a
certain port). I'm destroying the whole list when atExit calls my
cleanUp function [3].

HTH,

Martin

[1]
https://github.com/mark0n/drvFGPDB/blob/release/fc3/drvFGPDBApp/src/drvFGPDB_IOC.cpp#L92-L95
[2]
https://github.com/mark0n/drvFGPDB/blob/release/fc3/drvFGPDBApp/src/drvFGPDB_IOC.cpp#L28
[3]
https://github.com/mark0n/drvFGPDB/blob/release/fc3/drvFGPDBApp/src/drvFGPDB_IOC.cpp#L156

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