John Reimer wrote:
Okay, that is an important detail for me to know. But I assumed that a
C++ interface must not be allocated in D either. In must acquire a
pointer from an external factory that handles the allocation outside of
the gc range (C++ code must allocate/delete it's own objects).
This seems to me to be a somewhat equivalent process as for a COM object.
Is there a ClassInfo flag indicating no-gc-collection for extern(C++)
interfaces too?
No. The COM object is special because part of its interface is to do its
own memory management, that isn't true in general for C++ interfaces.
