if d-tor is called, does it means the object is gc-ed?
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no at where.com
Thu Oct 5 12:13:08 PDT 2006
Sorry for the stupid question, but I'm puzzled.
I have some code like this:
class A {
~this() {
printf("d-tor\n");
}
}
And I created lots of A's. At some point in my program I explicitly did:
delete a; for all the a's.
And the printed msg shows the d-tor is called. But From the system monitor, I
didn't see the memory usage is decreased. So I wonder whether the memory is
actually freed.
BTW, is there other way I can enforce memory free-ing?
I think the std.gc module should also provide some APIs like
ulong std.gc.allocatedMemory(); // in bytes
ulong std.gc.availableMemory();
So we can monitor the memory usage within the program itself.
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