Hi,
I was wondering how memory management works in gtk+. I've seen many
examples where allocation is performed using gtk_object_new(), but never
destroyed. Does gtk+ maintain a list of all allocated objects and
automatically destroy them when the application is destroyed?
Are there any exceptions to this (that would require the programmer to
destroy objects). For example, I know that when using glib's string
functions, you have to deallocate the memory returned yourself.
Thanks,
Meghal
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