> Not so, unless there where static or global smart pointers to COM
> objects.
>
> Don't forget that CoInitialize() starts the COM runtime for the
> thread, not the current scope (although they often end up being the
> same thing).
OK, consider this:
int main()
{
CoInitialize( NULL );
CComPtr< IX > pX;
pX.CoCreateInstance( CLSID_X );
CoUninitialize(); // bummer!
}
Do you see my point? If not, try to imagine when CComPtr's dtor is executed.
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That which an age feels to be evil is usually an untimely after-echo of that
which was formerly felt to be good - the atavism of an older ideal.
-Beyond Good And Evil, F. W. Nietzsche
