eric zhang wrote:
> > nsIServiceManager* service_manager;
> here you should use nsCOMPtr<nsIServiceManager> service_manager,using this
> smart pointer ,so you don't have to worry about possible memory leaking
Thanks for reply.
No, I should not use here nsCOMPtr<..>, better to say that I could but
not required to. Documentation clearly states this:
----
nsresult NS_InitXPCOM2( nsIServiceManager** aResult, ...)
aResult
[out] ... The resulting interface pointer is AddRef'd upon return
and must *either be Release'd explicitly or passed to NS_ShutdownXPCOM*
when the application is finished with XPCOM.
....
----
So, the memory leaks are originating somewhere else.
--
With best regards, Igor.
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