When starting an application compiled with the current master CPAL with default features on Ubuntu 20.04LTS, this is what happens:
Limiet op processortijd is overschreden (geheugendump gemaakt) English: Processor limit exceeded, coredumped.
apparently caused by the by default enabled real-time audio thread feature.
When running the same app with sudo this does not happen.
I did not try to change limits.conf, as you can't expect that from your "normal" user.
In my opinion this feature should not be enabled by default, it should be opt-in, and certainly not silently coredump.
The same problem does not happen on Debian Trixie with default CPAL features, I did not try other distributions.
When starting an application compiled with the current master CPAL with default features on Ubuntu 20.04LTS, this is what happens:
Limiet op processortijd is overschreden (geheugendump gemaakt) English: Processor limit exceeded, coredumped.apparently caused by the by default enabled real-time audio thread feature.
When running the same app with sudo this does not happen.
I did not try to change limits.conf, as you can't expect that from your "normal" user.
In my opinion this feature should not be enabled by default, it should be opt-in, and certainly not silently coredump.
The same problem does not happen on Debian Trixie with default CPAL features, I did not try other distributions.