[omniORB] memory leaking, about LocalObject's _var type

[Duncan Grisby]

On Saturday 19 August, =?gb2312?B?zrTWqiDUqsvY?= wrote:

>   I'm using OMNIORB_4_1_0_BETA_2
>   I build instance( of local interface ) repeatedly and assign it to
> same _var type variable. It seems that the memory allocated last time
> was not released.

You need to implement your own reference counting functions. Don't ask
me why, but the C++ mapping says that the default reference counting
functions are empty. See section 1.35 of the C++ mapping specification,
version 1.1:

   _add_ref

    The _add_ref member function is called when the reference is
    duplicated. A default implementation is provided that does nothing.
    A derived implementation may use this operation to maintain a
    reference count.

   _remove_ref

    The _remove_ref member function is called when the reference is
    released. A default implementation is provided that does nothing. A
    derived implementation may use this operation to maintain a
    reference count, and delete the object when the count becomes zero.

Cheers,

Duncan.

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