Use SK_SafeCloseHandle in SK_AutoHandle instead of calling CloseHandle directly at shutdown.

Author: Kaldaien

include/SpecialK/framerate.h

@@ -172,17 +172,6 @@ namespace SK
           SignalObjectAndWait ( worker.hSignalShutdown,
                                 worker.hThread, 2500UL, TRUE );
         }
-
-        extern volatile LONG __SK_DLL_Ending;
-
-        // Let these things leak to avoid problems during shutdown
-        if (ReadAcquire (&__SK_DLL_Ending))
-        {
-          worker.hSignalProduce.m_h  = 0;
-          worker.hSignalConsume.m_h  = 0;
-          worker.hSignalShutdown.m_h = 0;
-          worker.hThread.m_h         = 0;
-        }
       }
 
       std::vector <double>&
@@ -199,9 +188,9 @@ namespace SK
         SK_AutoHandle hSignalConsume;
         SK_AutoHandle hSignalShutdown;
         SK_AutoHandle hThread;
-                ULONG ulLastFrame     = 0;
-        volatile LONG work_idx        = 0;
-        volatile LONG _init           = 0;
+                ULONG ulLastFrame    = 0;
+        volatile LONG work_idx       = 0;
+        volatile LONG _init          = 0;
 
         std::pair <ULONG, std::vector <double> >
                       sorted_frame_history [2];

include/SpecialK/utility.h

@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ class SK_AutoHandle
     {
       __try
       {
-        CloseHandle (m_h);
+        SK_SafeCloseHandle (m_h);
       }
 
       __finally