Hi Scott,
This is regular use of polymorphism through virtual member functions : you
**dynamically** allocate whatever subclass of std::ostream (e.g.,
std::ofstream) and you store the returned pointer value into a pointer to base
class (std::ostream*). When deleting this pointer, independently
Hello all,
I have a question about the _stream variable of the OutputStream
class(base/output.hh, base/output.cc)
I had a question about the variable definition.
std::ostream *const _stream;
Why do we use std::ostream vs std::ofstream?
The reason I am asking is because I cannot seem to find
Hello Jason,
Following the example in the elastic trace code seems to work for me.
Thanks
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Hi,
If I remember correctly, SimObjects are never destructed, although they have a
virtual destructor. The memory is reclaimed by the OS at process exit. Thus, I
would also recommend not using the destructor and prefer registerExitCallback().
Gabriel
