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Partially deallocating structs/classes in C++
Is there a way to partially deallocate structs/classes in C++? I was trying to build some sort of a new pointer in C++ that point to RefCount
template<typename T>
struct RefCount {
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Problem in Deleting the elements of an array allocated with new[]
This question is similar to Problem with delete[], how to partially delete the memory?
I understand that deleting an array after incrementing its pointer is not possible as it loses the track of how ...
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Is it practical to delete all heap-allocated memory after you have finished using it?
Are there any specific situations in which it would not be practical nor necessary to delete the heap-allocated memory when you are done using it? Or does not deleting it always affect programs to a ...
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How to force dynamically allocated classes to have their members allocate on the heap as well? [duplicate]
Currently working on cross-platform allocation, where I am given a system, which has a very limited "stack" as an automatic scope for variables. However, said stack is still commonly used and filling ...
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