when is the object destuctor called?
Tom S
h3r3tic at remove.mat.uni.torun.pl
Mon May 22 16:43:10 PDT 2006
kris wrote:
> You might take a look at what Ares does in this regard? It allows one to
> intercept object collection, and lets you know whether the cleanup is of
> deterministic or "unspecified" nature. Invoking a dtor is only
> considered reliable in the deterministic case, so Ares allows one to
> trap and then optionally avoid dtor calls for that other case. One might
> use this mechanism to detect resource-leaks also.
Sounds great :) Thanks for the info, I'll have to take a look at Ares.
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