Hi Ufuk,
You don't need to know the address of your geometry at compile time.
Put a break point on the place where you create the geometry.
Run to that point and make a note of its address (or copy it to clipboard).
Set a break point in Referenced::ref and right click on the red breakpoint
blob.
Choose "conditional break point" and set it to 'this=0xblahblah'
(substituting blahblah with your object address).
Run again, and then it should break each time ref is called for your
geometry.
Beware that it may be called a few more times than you might expect as
pushing to arrays of ref counted objects may create temporary ref ptr
objects as the array is reallocated.
It does work.. just tried it in VS2005.
Cheers.
Chris.
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:36:58 +0300
From: Ufuk <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [osg-users] Reference count catcher?
To: OpenSceneGraph Users <[email protected]>
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Hi Gordon,
i cant place a break point into osg::Referenced class. if i put i get
every
classes which are referenced.
and since the compile time, i can not know the address of my geometry i
cant
add such an if.
anyway it is the whole rebuild of osg library.
if i venture this, i do the method that ismail has told before... it seems
a
better idea..
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