Re: Object/variable scope problems (Linux and Win comparison)
On 28 Feb., 16:42, jacob navia wrote:
Le 28/02/11 16:14, SG a crit :
On 28 Feb., 13:39, Mark wrote:
[...]
The implementation is very similar both in Win and *NIX.
CControlClass incorporates CLoggerClass this way.
*LoggerObj is declared as private member of CControlClass.
(CLoggerClass *LoggerObj)
int CControlClass::readConfFile(const char * somefile){
//do some parsing
LoggerObj=new CLoggerClass("some_log_file.log");
LoggerObj->writeLog(some_const_int,some_char_array_or_strin=
gstream)
}
btw, this looks like a Java/C# programmer is trying to import his
programming style into C++. You know that there is no garbage
collection in C++ and that you should delete the things you created
with new, right? [...]
There is no point in deleting anything since it is the main() function
and the OS will cleanup stuff anyway.
*sigh*
No, it's not restricted to the main function (see above). And it comes
with mo surprize that anything one writes here is subject to
nitpicking. I probably should have added a "generally" in there
somewhere... If it makes you feel any better, I have no problem with
you allocating memory once in a main function and not explicitly
releasing it or any other popular singleton implementation strategy
which does not destruct the object.
Cheers!
SG
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