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A later issue revealed an inconsistency in destroying the RX buffer in a multithreaded program after both canceling and refilling the buffer.
In the current version of the library, stopping a TX buffer is performed by canceling and destroying the buffer. Also when the push function returns an error code, the buffer is destroyed. This may lead in the same problem described at #142.
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A later issue revealed an inconsistency in destroying the RX buffer in a multithreaded program after both canceling and refilling the buffer.
In the current version of the library, stopping a TX buffer is performed by canceling and destroying the buffer. Also when the push function returns an error code, the buffer is destroyed. This may lead in the same problem described at #142.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: