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strings are reference counted dynamic arrays are reference counted interfaces are reference counted (mostly for doing com stuff, however I've seen some exampl
by malbs 15y ago
strings are reference counted
dynamic arrays are reference counted
interfaces are reference counted (mostly for doing com stuff, however I've seen some examples of people trying to use interfaces as a cheap/dirty "i don't have to think about it" memory management tool, badly)
everything else is managed by yours truly
please enlighten us as to what you think Delphi is intended for, and what the standard kit is actually optimised for
- rbranson 15y agoReference counted memory management always involves some level of manual memory management. That's why garbage collection exists, because it's not really possible to get full coverage with ref-counting. Thanks for the education lesson though. Personally, I think Delphi is for cutters.