Hi all,

I know that setting CPP_CG::Class::BaseNumberOfInstance, one can statically allocate the local heap for the relevant object and/or event.

What I understand is that setting BaseNumberOfInstances to N; N object will be instantiated within the pool.

If my understanding is correct, questions come next :

- instantiation means constructor call.. so which constructor will be used if the object has more than one ?
- deleting the object will mark the object's slot in the pool as "unused" (to let it to be used later) ( is this true ? ) , but will the destructor be called in that case ? If it is called, destructing any instance of A ( please look at below), actually making it available to the pool, will delete the space allocated by pList, resulting in invalid pointer for the next usage...However , if the destructor is not called, then the object in the pool have some values inside remaining from the previous usage..

How does OXF handle pool management for such statically allocated objects ?


Thanks from now on.

Özgür Eser Akdemir

class A

int* pList;

A()
{
pList = new int[DEFAULT_SIZE];
}

A(int size)
{
pList = new int[size];
}

~A()
{
delete pList;
}

};

any comment on this ?