Developing and debugging on Windows, Fluendo experience.
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During different consultancy services we had some tasks to achieve high level of stability for some Windows GStreamer applications. We had to resolve race conditions, memory leaks and D3D11-specific issues, such as crashes in the driver. This talk aims to summarize what we have learned from those experiences.
Spoiler: The tests were helpful here.
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Oct. 8, 2024
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