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From: "Samuel A. Mize" <smize@magellan.bgm.link.com>
Subject: Re: newbie Q: storage management
Date: 1997/05/02
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Date: 1997-05-02T00:00:00+00:00
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I wrote:
> It just means you should know what you're doing in two areas:
> 1) Make sure the logic of your code avoids using dangling references.
> 2) If memory reclamation is important for your application, make sure that
>    the implementation supports it.
> 3) If your program is large or long-lived enough for memory leakage to be
>    a problem, make sure you deallocate objects when done with them.  (In
>    this case, (2) definitely applies.)

This isn't a Three Stooges routine ("pick two!"), you have to be careful
in THREE areas.


> Sam Mize
> 
> -- Samuel Mize           (817) 619-8622               "Team Ada"
> -- Hughes Training Inc.  PO Box 6171 m/s 400, Arlington TX 76005

-- Samuel Mize           (817) 619-8622               "Team Ada"
-- Hughes Training Inc.  PO Box 6171 m/s 400, Arlington TX 76005