I hope I am not so stupid as someone can think.
If you compile "hello" example and add delete window
after Fl::run() you will get a crash under windows.
At least I got it.
My trivial example was:
main() {
Fl_Window window(340,180);
}
~Fl_Window() gets called when variable goes out of scope.
It does not crash, but it exposes memory leaks.
Regards,
Mikhail
> >> I found that
> >>
> Fl_Window window(340,180);
>
> >> int ret = Fl::run();
> >> delete window;
> >>
> >> causing program to crash.
> >
> > That actually *IS* a known bug in MSWindows
>
> I think, it is more basic and regarding to local variables:
>
> void Crash()
> {
> int A;
> delete &A;
> }
>
> This will always crash when leaving Crash(), because A will be released
> twice. The only difference to example above is local scope inside of a
> function and not inside of main function.
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