Hi,
I'm currently doing some manual memory management and as the delete
keyword is deperecated I want to replace it with a custom Delete
template. I now need to destroy a array of structs, this however seems
only be possible by using the typeinfo object of the struct and calling
xdtor on that which is a indirect function call for every struct in the
array. I would like to destroy the struct directly with a direct call to
the destructor. This seems not to be possible because calling __dtor
results in calling the wrong dtor (apperently there are 3, __dtor,
__fieldDtor, __aggrDtor). So __dtor is the wrong destructor because it
does not destroy any members of the struct but __fieldDtor and
__aggrDtor are not callable. They show up in the __traits(allMembers)
list but if you try to call them you get a error message that such a
property does not exist. So is there any way to directly destroy a
struct, and if not why can't we directly expose the correct destructor,
because apprently it is known at compile time.
Kind Regards
Benjamin Thaut
