Hi,
Julien PUYDT a écrit :
>>> I've been introducing a CleanUp() static method in those I found, so as
>>> to delete the singleton of the considered class. This has so far removed
>>> about 1MB of leaks on program exit, but a big number of them remains.
[...]
> There's another way : a master object takes ownership of the singletons.
>
> Basically :
>
> int
> main (...)
> {
> Master master;
>
> master.assume_ownership_of (new singleton1);
> ...
> master.assume_ownership_of (new singletonN);
>
> return 0; // getting out releases the master, hence all singletons
> }
In fact I had decided to take what I thought was another path, but the
object I selected is simply a vector of instances.
There is more to explain about, it but let's not split the discussion
over several subthreads. I propose we continue discussing this point
over the mail where I'll attach a patch.
Best regards,
--
Kurosu
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