delete operator?

[Wolfie7873]

So I just read that in .NET if you declare a class using the __gc keyword then, the garbage collector does all of the memory management when dynamically allocated objects fall out of scope.

if i'm importing old code from a different compiler (g++), do I need to remove my explicit destructors, or can I leave them?

Eddie

 

[obislavu]

No, keep as they are implemened and also as they are called e.g. implicit (when the object is out of the scope or delete is called) or explicit when you call the destructor like this virtual call: obj.~MyObject();
-obislavu-

 

[Cagliostro]

One more thing, when call delete for a __gc class, the destructor is executed, but object is not freed from the memory. You may call for example delete for ten times on the same pointer. Each time the destructor will be executed, but after that, you may use that pointer as a valid object, as it was never deleted.

Ion Filipski