Terminate called out an active extension / Aborted (C/C++)

You can build it, but when you run it,

Execute and die when an error occurs.

Error Message:

Terminate called out an active extension

Aborted

Problem

Occurs when coding using "std::thread"

Cause / Solution

When coding using "std::thread", it is caused by not inserting "join"

Example Code:

class TEST {

TEST();

~TEST();

void init();

void end();

std::shared_ptr<std::thread> th = nullptr;

void exec(){}

}

void TEST::init() {

    th = std::make_shared<std::thread>(&TEST::exec , this);

}

void TEST::end() {

if(th != nullptr) {

th->join();

th = nullptr;

}

}

int main() {

Test *t = new TEST();

t->init();

if( t != nullptr ) {

delete t;

t = nullptr;

}

// If this program ends here, an error will occur.

//add code

t->end();

if( t != nullptr ) {

delete t;

t = nullptr;

}

//solved code !

}

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