Hi is the following allowed or will it cause problems:
type
PObj = ^TObj;
TObj = object
constructor Init;
end;
var
Obj : PObj;
begin
Obj := new(PObj, Init);
FreeMem(Obj); // This is the line I wonder about.
end;
I compiled this and it doesn't throw any exceptions.
Should I only use
On 26 Aug 2011, at 22:39, Andrew Haines wrote:
Maybe Dispose can call a destructor and that is the difference between
Dispose and FreeMem?
The other difference is that dispose() will finalize any reference counted
fields, while freemem won't.
On 08/26/11 17:14, Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 26 Aug 2011, at 22:39, Andrew Haines wrote:
Maybe Dispose can call a destructor and that is the difference between
Dispose and FreeMem?
The other difference is that dispose() will finalize any reference counted
fields, while freemem won't.
On 27 Aug 2011, at 00:18, Andrew Haines wrote:
Ok so freemem is okay as long as I am careful about the members of the
object.
There may be other problems I'm not thinking of right now. I don't understand
why you want to use freemem for objects, since the only difference with dispose
is that
