>Like C++, isn't the instance of bbb temporaly created at >constructor of aaa, then destroyed after the construction?
No. Curl is a garbage-collected language, like Java and C#. Objects are only freed when there are no more pointers to them anywhere. Garbage collection loops through all the objects that have been allocated, finds the ones that are not "reachable" any more, and frees them automatically. You do not need to call garbage-collect yourself; the system will automatically call it for you when it needs more memory. In Curl, you just allocate objects and let the system worry about reclaiming the memory you are not using any more. This is much more convenient than C, where you have to manage memory yourself, or C++ where you have to worry about reference counting, copy constructors, etc. -Mat ******************************************* To unsubscribe from this list, send a mail to: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact a human list administrator, send a mail to: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] To recieve a list of other options for this list, send a mail to: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
