On Tue, Mar 17, 2020 at 1:47 AM SanveanRu . <fokin.denis@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi, list!

I am currently studying the internals of TTS features in Freeswitch.
There is an unclear moment:
switch_core_speech_open() is called from several locations, but pointer to session's memory pool is not always passed during the function call, namely:
mod_rss.c -- passed
conference_member.c -- passed
mod_conference.c -- not passed
mod_ssml.c -- not passed
switch_ivr_play_say.c -- not passed

Is there some rule or reason, that defines in which case pointer should be passed and in which not?


If you have a pool already you can pass it and it will be used but now that pool has to outlast the object.
If you pass NULL, it creates its own pool internally.

 
Passing pointer to the memory pool may be convenient way to provide speech handle with information about the session, that uses this handle.
This may be useful when emitting log messages or events, that should be fired in context of some active session. 

There is nothing in the pool but managed memory, you cannot access it or anything like that, it has nothing to do with session data.
 

PS Also, this pointer is always passed to switch_core_asr_open() call.
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Denis Fokin
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