Hi,
I am working with the current version of the Axis C++ trunk and I see
this warning when I compile on Linux with gcc 3.4.4
[cc] 120 total files to be compiled.
[cc]
/usr/local/tmp/emanuel/BUILD/ws-axis/obj/src/common/ArrayBean.cpp: In
destructor `virtual axiscpp::ArrayBean::~ArrayBean()':
[cc]
/usr/local/tmp/emanuel/BUILD/ws-axis/obj/src/common/ArrayBean.cpp:329:
warning: deleting `void*' is undefined
When I did a google search for "C++ delete void*" I found that the consensus
was that deleting a void* is a no-no in C++.
I also remember valgrind complaining about this when I ran it for memory
leak checking.
The problem is on line 329 in ArrayBean.cpp with the following code:
delete [] m_value.sta;
It seems that the ArrayBean class (judging from the switch statement
above this)
knows the actual type of m_value.sta. Would it be feasable to introduce
another
switch statement which casts m_value.sta to the correct type before
deleting it?
Since I am not that familiar with the code maybe the issue is more
complicated than
that or this may be a non-issue, but I can try it if you want to.
The reason I want to use the latest version of Axis C++ is that I am
experiencing
crashes on Solaris when running the same code that I run on Linux
without any problems,
but so far I have not tried it on the latest version.
/Cheers
Emanuel
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