robertosfield wrote:
> Hi Sebastian,
>
> Using ref_ptr<> in local scope to objects t that are owned by external
> scope is a good practice but isn't always required.
>
> If your application is multi-threaded then the external scope could
> unref and objects that you are using, so if you don't ha
Hi Sebastian,
Using ref_ptr<> in local scope to objects t that are owned by external
scope is a good practice but isn't always required.
If your application is multi-threaded then the external scope could
unref and objects that you are using, so if you don't have your own
reference to it it would
Hi.
I try to avoid possible memory leaks and currently replacing all pointers of
osg object types with ref_ptr.
I read the osgproducer article and some other threads about these reference
pointers, but i wonder if there is any advantage for using ref_ptr also in
local scope as temporary referen
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