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[Gnash-dev] Memory allocation model?
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Michael Meier |
Subject: |
[Gnash-dev] Memory allocation model? |
Date: |
Tue, 21 Nov 2006 17:25:35 +0100 |
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Debian Thunderbird 1.0.2 (X11/20060926) |
Hello
Is there any documentation about the memory management model in gnash?
Right at the moment I don't understand when I have to take care of
deleting an object like an as_value or an object inherited from
as_object and when I don't have to.
e.g. following code:
(as I am working on the split method in server/asobj/String.cpp)
tu_string_as_object* this_string_ptr = (tu_string_as_object*)
fn.this_ptr;
as_array_object* array = new as_array_object();
as_value* val = new as_value();
val->set_tu_string(this_string_ptr->m_string);
tu_string *tustr = new tu_string(this_string_ptr->m_string);
val->set_tu_string(*tustr);
array->push(*val);
fn.result->set_as_object(array);
return;
I am allocating a new as_array_object, a new as_value and a new
tu_string. Then I am setting the AS value of val to the string stored in
*tustr. This is not copying the string, just pointing to it? Or is it
already incrementing a reference count - if reference counts exist.
Then I am pushing the as_value onto the array - is this also only
creating a pointer/reference?
Finally I set the result and return from the function.
Is this code correct? Is there a need to do something with the objects
pointed to by array, val and tustr or will they be taken care of by
other code?
cheers,
Michael
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- Re: [Gnash-dev] Memory allocation model?, Michael Meier, 2006/11/21
- Re: [Gnash-dev] Memory allocation model?, strk, 2006/11/21
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