Re: problem delete class object contained thread
morz wrote:
classA
{
public:
thirdPartyThreadLibrary myThread;
void Run()
{
myThread.exec(); // created new thread and run on background.
}
};
void myGUIFunctionNamed_Execute()
{
classA * objectA = new classA();
objectA->Run();
delete objectA <---- here is my big problem.If i put this
line,
surely
myThread in classA deleted.auto_ptr
also cannot help.If i dont put this line,
my code is perfectly run,but of course
memory leaked.
}
//----------------------------------------------------------------
****LOT OF FUNCTION HERE****
My problem is my object of thread inside classA and object of classA
inside function myGUIFunctionNamed_Execute().I want
myGUIFunctionNamed_Execute()
return immediately after i called it,but i dont no how to delete
object(objectA)
inside this function.My idea is to use auto pointer but when i using
this line ;
auto_ptr<classA> objectA(new classA());
is no luck. :(
If you want the thread object to live longer than the A object, why do
you make it a member of A in the first place? And why do you allocate
the A object dynamically, if you want it to go out of scope at the end
of the function?
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