Phil,
Thanks for providing a compact example. I ran the test and found out
what was happening. Essentially, if two pointers contained the same
value but the finaliser was associated with the later entry in the vol
table it was possible that the internal memory used to hold the pointer
value
David,
Thanks - I have checked the example on x86_64 and can confirm that it
works there too.
Phil
On 18/11/11 11:48, David Matthews wrote:
Phil,
Thanks for providing a compact example. I ran the test and found out
what was happening. Essentially, if two pointers contained the same
value
I am using setFinal to free a string (char *) whose pointer is returned
via a parameter (char **) with address/deref to construct/destruct the
char ** parameter. Unfortunately, I cannot get this to work.
It seems that a function registered with setFinal is not always passed
the C pointer (of
