In ViBe::init(), a 3d array is applied, but it's released in a wrong way.
void ViBe::deleteSamples() { delete samples; }
It doesn't matter if ViBe.init() is just used once. But in the case where background should be built for many times, the program will crash due to a lack of memory.
The right way is to release the pointers one by one with the opposite order of applying for arrays.
In ViBe::init(), a 3d array is applied, but it's released in a wrong way.
void ViBe::deleteSamples() { delete samples; }It doesn't matter if ViBe.init() is just used once. But in the case where background should be built for many times, the program will crash due to a lack of memory.
The right way is to release the pointers one by one with the opposite order of applying for arrays.