Code cleanup

sstp/main.cpp

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv)
 {
   int returnCode(0);
   Profiler profiler;
-  String version = "1.0.0.8";   // major version, minor version, patch, build
+  String version = "1.0.0.9";   // major version, minor version, patch, build
 
   std::cout << "sstp version " << version.str() << std::endl;  
   if(!registerSignalHandler())

sstp/socketserver.cpp

@@ -83,8 +83,8 @@ bool SocketServer::isOkay(void)
 }
 
 /// @brief This is the listener.  It will wait for incoming connections.
-/// When an incoming connection is received it will create a SocketConnectionReceiver object and call it's threadFunction to handle further interactions
-/// such as transmitting a file.
+/// When an incoming connection is received it will create a SocketConnectionReceiver object and call it's threadFunction 
+/// to handle further interactions such as transmitting a file.
 void SocketServer::listen(void)
 {
   while(isOkay())

sstp/sstp.cpp

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 #include <sstp/clientsocketsender.hpp>
 
 /// @brief [0]=program [1]=SERVERMODE [2]={port}
-/// @Note Currently this method will never return.  The application is terminate with CTRL-C.  Ideally, we would exit is some cleaner fashion
+/// @Note Currently this method will never return.  The application is terminated with CTRL-C.  Ideally, we would exit in some cleaner fashion
 /// perhaps by implementing a CTRL-C hook and then destroying the SocketServer properly by calling it's destructor.  See SocketServer::~SocketServer()
 /// @param commands 
 void SSTP::handleServer(Block<String>& commands)

sstp/sstp.hpp

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ class SSTP
 {
   public:
     SSTP();
-    ~SSTP();
+    virtual ~SSTP();
     void handleServer(Block<String>& arguments);
     void handleClient(Block<String>& arguments);
   private: