For example, I have encapsulated miniaudio api for use by the Java language. However, when other developer use the Java API, miniaudio resources are not released when the Java program exits. As a result, miniaudio threads continue to run even after the java application exits( not exit(0)), but some resources such as audio data buffers in Java have already been released. This leads to memory access errors within miniaudio threads. One solution to this problem is to pause all miniaudio threads before the Java program exits, or miniaudio can destroy all existing objects, allowing for a more graceful exit without causing memory access errors. Another approach to solve this problem is for the encapsulation layer to store all miniaudio objects and destroy any remaining objects before exiting.