csoundDestroy() implies calling csoundReset() first, which in
turn implies calling csoundCleanup(). It is csoundCleanup() that
closes the audio device (with the rtclose callback), and
csoundReset() (more precisely, csoundModuleDestroy() in rtpa.c)
calls Pa_Terminate().

The problem reported about ASIOMME.dll may also be caused by a bug
in PortAudio or the sound card driver. I do recall using the Csound
API with PortAudio/ASIO4ALL output on Win32 (from Python), and the
device was closed correctly.

On Friday 27 January 2006 19:33, Victor Lazzarini wrote:

> Did you do csoundReset() before csoundDestroy()? In fact you
> don't need to destroy the csound instance for a new compile,
> just use csoundReset(). Generally, there is no need to
> destroy it until the program closes.


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