Common/TraversalClient: Use correct deleter with g_MainNetHost

Previously this was using the default deleter (which just calls delete
on the pointer), which is incorrect, since the ENetHost instance is
allocated through ENet's C API, so we need to use its functions to
deallocate the host instead.
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Lioncash
2023-04-19 12:25:21 -04:00
parent 6d8cabac49
commit b4cc1ade02
3 changed files with 17 additions and 9 deletions

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@ -304,7 +304,7 @@ int ENET_CALLBACK TraversalClient::InterceptCallback(ENetHost* host, ENetEvent*
}
std::unique_ptr<TraversalClient> g_TraversalClient;
std::unique_ptr<ENetHost> g_MainNetHost;
Common::ENet::ENetHostPtr g_MainNetHost;
// The settings at the previous TraversalClient reset - notably, we
// need to know not just what port it's on, but whether it was
@ -323,18 +323,18 @@ bool EnsureTraversalClient(const std::string& server, u16 server_port, u16 liste
g_OldListenPort = listen_port;
ENetAddress addr = {ENET_HOST_ANY, listen_port};
ENetHost* host = enet_host_create(&addr, // address
50, // peerCount
NetPlay::CHANNEL_COUNT, // channelLimit
0, // incomingBandwidth
0); // outgoingBandwidth
auto host = Common::ENet::ENetHostPtr{enet_host_create(&addr, // address
50, // peerCount
NetPlay::CHANNEL_COUNT, // channelLimit
0, // incomingBandwidth
0)}; // outgoingBandwidth
if (!host)
{
g_MainNetHost.reset();
return false;
}
host->mtu = std::min(host->mtu, NetPlay::MAX_ENET_MTU);
g_MainNetHost.reset(host);
g_MainNetHost = std::move(host);
g_TraversalClient.reset(new TraversalClient(g_MainNetHost.get(), server, server_port));
}
return true;