First, the queue core class can use a reusable pool, but this is for
internal management of it's own pointers. The queue is passed an object
to post into it that is derived from "Object", which are reference
counted. Hence, existing on the queue is actually a reference count
instance of a referen
On Saturday June 5 2010, David Sugar wrote:
> First, the queue core class can use a reusable pool, but this is for
> internal management of it's own pointers. The queue is passed an object
> to post into it that is derived from "Object", which are reference
> counted. Hence, existing on the queue
