HI there, 

Am I cleaning up Csound instances properly?

After calling Stop() and Cleanup() on a Csound object, I'm still left with one more thread than I'd have thought ought to be running.

For example, after running this bare-minimum script, my Activity Monitor reports Python is running 2 threads.

(note the use of the python -i flag to keep the interpreter alive) 

Why does the second thread still exist, and what is it doing?

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#! /usr/bin/env python -i

import csnd

csound = csnd.CppSound()

csound.setPythonMessageCallback()

csound.setOrchestra("""

sr = 44100

ksmps = 10

nchnls = 1

endin

""")

csound.setScore("f0 100")

csound.setCommand("csound -odac -d /tmp/tmp.orc /tmp/tmp.sco")

csound.exportForPerformance()

csound.compile()

csound.Stop()

csound.Cleanup()

Thorin