I was wondering when I used Media::Player::OpenBuffer if it release the buffer memory when I close the player or start a new buffer?

At the moment I keep a pointer to the buffer and release it manually when I stop the player. But I’m getting a rare crash on a consequent OpenBuffer calls on malloc_consolidate and I’m wondering if I’m doing a double delete.

This is a simplified version of my code:

result TizenMediaPlayer::StartAudio()
{
    if (mCurrentByteBuffer != null) {
        AppAssertf(false, "Possible memory leak the buffer should be null");
        delete mCurrentByteBuffer;
    }

    mCurrentByteBuffer = new (std::nothrow) Tizen::Base::ByteBuffer();
    mCurrentByteBuffer->Construct(audioRequest.length);

    tFile.Construct(filename, L"rb");
    tFile.Read(*mCurrentByteBuffer);
    r = mPlayer.OpenBuffer(*mCurrentByteBuffer, false);
    mPlayer.Play();
    ...
}

void TizenMediaPlayer::Stop(void)
{
    PlayerState state = mPlayer.GetState();
    if (state == PLAYER_STATE_PAUSED || state == PLAYER_STATE_PLAYING) {
        mPlayer.Stop();
    }
    state = mPlayer.GetState();
    if (state == PLAYER_STATE_OPENED || state == PLAYER_STATE_ENDOFCLIP || state == PLAYER_STATE_STOPPED) {
        mPlayer.Close();
    }
    if (mCurrentByteBuffer)
    {
        AppLog("Delete Media buffer");
        delete mCurrentByteBuffer;
        mCurrentByteBuffer = null;
   }
   ...
}

As you can see I keep a pointer to mCurrentByteBuffer and then delte it when Stop() is called. Stop() is called by END_OF_FILE callback or if we decide to stop the player for any reason.

The documentation does not cover this topic so any information will help.

Thanks for your help.