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Lets see the next scenatios #1 : API call creates object and returned to host - in this case object has to be readonly (at least buffer like fields)1 - host has to support reference counting2 #2 : API call parameterised by a host created object - see #1 1 : can't write because in that case data contained by the object could be allocated by different memory managers 2 : Must have all mayor language/compilers support ref.count and has to be the same With this restrictions what gain do you have with OO/Interface API over C style API? On 2014.08.11. 10:02, Dimitry
Sibiryakov wrote:
It is not true as well. Memory manager is not a problem as long as object are freed in the same module where were created. Reference counting solves this well. |
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