Hi OpenMAMA Dev, I wanted to clarify the expected behavior surrounding creation of subscriptions during application startup – should subscription activations always be executed by the thread dispatchi

Hi Frank, Thanks for raising the issue in Github. We were able to reproduce this issue on a Linux (RH6) server using mamalistenc.c to subscribe to ~5000 symbols with the tick42rmds middleware bridge.

Hi OpenMAMA Dev, We have encountered a deadlock situation in mamaSubscription’s and mamaTransport’s teardown logic due to lock ordering when destroying their underlying mamaPublisher. We are able to r

Thanks Frank. If you could take a look at implementing this, that would be much appreciated. Mike

Hi Frank, Why do we need to unlock the mutex before the deallocate call? I understand that this call destroys the lock, but with the proposed wrapper around the lock the destroy call can defer the act

Thank you for your reply Bill. To get around the problem with attempting to destroy the mutex while it is locked, could we instead define our own wrapper around a recursive mutex which handles the fol

Hi OpenMAMA Devs, In the subscription destroy/deallocate logic, there are a couple of functions which seem to release the lock used to protect access to the subscription structure early – i.e. before

Hi Frank, Thanks for your message, and for raising the associated issue in Github. We have discovered that the MamdaQuoteToBookListener.cpp file is not present in the SConscript.win build configuratio

Hi all, We have noticed that both mamda/c_cpp/src/cpp/MamdaQuoteListener.cpp and mamda/c_cpp/src/orderbooks/MamdaQuoteToBookListener have implementations of a QuoteCache struct in the Wombat namespace