Hi everybody: I do not know if this is the right newsgroup to post my question, but any help or tip will be very appreciated.
I am writing (from the scratch) a cross platform C++ library to handle data structures (linked lists, hash tables, etc.); I am also using a reference counter MPtr<T> that all my data structures use. All the objects that I work are instances of my MObject class, that has a mRefCount attribute and a static instanceCount that indicates how many objects are alive now (it gives me some view about leaked objects). Ok, my code works perfectly with Visual C++ 8.0, but when I compile it using mingw and gcc 3.4.1 on another platforms (like FreeBSD), it returns me a lot of non deleted objects. Using the gdb, I noticed that sometimes the destructor of the referenced object is not called from my MPtr<T>::~MPtr(). Are there some "liberties" working with Visual C++ 8 that are no part of the standard C++? A gcc bug? A "good luck bug" from me? Maybe gcc 4.0 can have the answer? Thanks in advance, saludos ernesto _______________________________________________ Help-gplusplus mailing list Help-gplusplus@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gplusplus
