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But not on standard C++. And C++/CLI doesn't collect garbage of native objects.
by fluoridation 3y ago
But not on standard C++. And C++/CLI doesn't collect garbage of native objects.
- pjmlp 3y agoDepends on how C++/CLI was compiled, and how was that allocation done. TIMTOWTDI The biggest issue with current ISO C++ is that the standard desigs some features on paper, instead of adopting existing extensions as standard features, as it used to be. Hence when paper designed features get wrongly designed, no one picks them up.