This is not strictly a requirement, but its often important because destructors may return resources to the system. If you can get that changed and Reaper to open without issues, move on to the next step. After youre done with the object you should later call its destructor to formally end its lifetime. Just start up Reaper, and change the audio setting to one that will use the computers default audio card. new (pendpoint) ip::tcp::endpoint(asio::ip::make_address( "127.0.0. Use placement new to start the lifetime of an endpoint object in provided storage. Start the lifetime of an endpoint in the storage pointed to by pendpoint // We have guaranteed that the pointed-to memory block is // - large enough to store an endpoint object and // - suitably aligned for the endpoint object. #include #include #include #include #include #include namespace asio = boost::asio Īuto pendpoint = reinterpret_cast(&buf_endpoint) Īuto psocket = reinterpret_cast (&buf_socket)
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