> > DynInst's are reference counted. When all pointers to the DynInst have been > deleted the class it self will be deleted as well. > To follow up on Ali's point, the cpu->instDone() function *should* be the point where all the DynInsts are officially out of the CPU and then it's a matter of time for the references to drain for it to get officially deleted from memory.
-- - Korey
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