Ku Krapox wrote:
Hi all,
It's me again, with another practical problem : how to delete properly my osg
objects when they contain lots of stuff?
Basically I have a PAT with lots of groups and nodes inside it. At some point I
need to delete it, then reinstanciate it right away. But I found out that doing
this produces one big memory leak...
My object is in an osg::ref_ptr, so I tried to .release() it first, it didn't
quite change anything... I also tried to mess with the destructor, deleting
manually some of the groups and nodes, with no more success...
I have to mention that I use several NodeCallbacks inside my PAT, which may be
active when I delete it. I don't know how to deal with them, or if I have to...
So my question is : what is the proper method to delete an osg scene or part of
scene (in order to avoid memory leaks)? Do I have to access and delete every
leaf of my graph?
Thanks for any advice! :)
I'd advise you to read the OSG Quick Start Guide.
http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fGroupID=2076
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