• Vathix (6/6) May 16 2004 If my class has new() and delete(), it throws an exception when I explic...

"Vathix" <vathixSpamFix dprogramming.com> writes:

If my class has new() and delete(), it throws an exception when I explicitly
delete an object. delete() gets called fine if there isn't new(), so it
looks like the code that calls delete() is expecting memory from the
built-in new(). An example is the Foo class under "Explicit Class Instance
Allocation" in memory.html (I also noticed the code is partially outdated,
it uses gc instead of std.gc).