Re: Best ways to free memory within c++ DLD's

[John W. Eaton]

On 28-Feb-2006, Jason Hoogland wrote:

| 
| For the archives, the solution I found was not to include the -m64 when 
| compiling Octave.  No performance loss, and no signs of memory leakage for 
| very high numbers of iterations even without explicitely destructing 
| variables in my DLD's.

If you are using objects from liboctave, and assuming that you are not
needlessly creating those objects with the new operator, then there is
almost never any need to explicitly allocate or free memory for those
objects.  The memory in most liboctave objects is automatically
managed for you with reference counts.

jwe



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