Call CTO2GameClientShell's destructor correctly. #80
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Katana-Steel
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Oct 15, 2021
On Linux, the destructor is called when the program closes instead of when libCShell.so is unloaded, resulting in crashes. Instead, allocate CTO2GameClientShell on the heap when the library is loaded, then delete it in CClientMgr::TermClientShellDE. We also need to set a flag in CConsole when this happens, as PrintString incorrectly thinks i_client_shell is not null and would call OnConsolePrint from a null pointer when CClientMgr::Term calls ClientStringWhine.
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On Linux, the destructor is called when the program closes
instead of when libCShell.so is unloaded, resulting in
crashes. Instead, allocate CTO2GameClientShell on the heap when
the library is loaded, then delete it in CClientMgr::TermClientShellDE.
We also need to set a flag in CConsole when this happens, as PrintString
incorrectly thinks i_client_shell is not null and would call OnConsolePrint
from a null pointer when CClientMgr::Term calls ClientStringWhine.