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From: Lorenzo Bettini (bettini_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-06-07 01:43:08
David Abrahams wrote:
> Can you deal with deallocation of the whole network at once? It often
> works to maintain the nodes (C objects) in a container like a deque
> and let them link to one another with raw pointers.
>
> Otherwise you may be in need of a real GC.
>
I solved the problem in a (probably) not too elegant way: when I know
that I'm creating objects with mutual dependences say A and B I store
weak pointers, and I store a shared pointer to A and B into a list. As
long as the list survives the weak pointers are still valid. When I
want to deallocate everything, all I have to do is to deallocate the
list. This worked, and also valgrind says there are no leaks...
Lorenzo
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