Hi,
The finalize() method works on the class object. This is not a static function.
When you call Finalize method ( this.finalize() ), that deallocates the memory for the class object and closes the handle of the object if any...means complete flusing out...
so bottomline,
Myclass myClass;
myClass = New MyClass();
myClass.finalize().....
I know this much only..May be someone from the group can share broader exp...
Thanks & regards,
subbu
sdupontel1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Subbu,
Yes but the syntax is not correct no ?
Is it rather : objectHandle.finalize() ?
For class is it rather : class::finalize()?
Thank you
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> Hi ,
>
> I assume you are asking a 'Honest' question. ( Not because of you
got in the exam :-) )
>
> Yes. Its like a garbage collector in JAVA and Delete call in C++.
>
> So If you have explicitly allocated a block of memory for a class (
Potentially your 'own' class )
> in order to realse the memory , You Need to call
this.......................
>
> But I donlt where its allcated..But in C++/Java, Its always
allocated on the stack....
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> Good Luck.
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> Thanks & Regards,
> subbu
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> Hi all,
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> Can we remove a class from memory using this syntax :
<class>.finalize
> () ?
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