100+ results results for 'destructor lang:C++' (1126 ms)
41//------------------------------------------------------------------------
42// Destructor
43CScriptBind_MatchMaking::~CScriptBind_MatchMaking()
CAnimatedMeshMD2.cpp https://gitlab.com/JFT/Irrlicht_extended | C++ | 465 lines
232
233//! destructor
234CAnimatedMeshMD2::~CAnimatedMeshMD2()
almashot-hdr.cpp https://gitlab.com/adam.lukaitis/OpenCamera | C++ | 551 lines
37
38// This triggers openmp constructors and destructors to be called upon library load/unload
39void __attribute__((constructor)) initialize_openmp() {}
39void __attribute__((constructor)) initialize_openmp() {}
40void __attribute__((destructor)) release_openmp() {}
41
addrcache.cc https://gitlab.com/brian0218/rk3288_r-box_android4.4.2_sdk | C++ | 331 lines
61// confined to this routine in order to guarantee that the class constructor
62// will never fail. Other methods (except the destructor) cannot be invoked
63// until this method has been called successfully. After the object has been
67// Return value: "true" if initialization succeeded, "false" if it failed.
68// No other method except the destructor may be invoked if this function
69// returns false. The caller is responsible for checking the return value
TOPS_Structured_Matrix_Impl.cxx https://gitlab.com/pheinzlr/CodeVault | C++ | 201 lines
44
45// user defined destructor
46void TOPS::Structured::Matrix_impl::_dtor() {
47 // DO-NOT-DELETE splicer.begin(TOPS.Structured.Matrix._dtor)
48 // Insert-Code-Here {TOPS.Structured.Matrix._dtor} (destructor)
49 // DO-NOT-DELETE splicer.end(TOPS.Structured.Matrix._dtor)
test_intrusive_list.cc https://gitlab.com/adam.lukaitis/fplutil | C++ | 1155 lines
196
197TEST_F(intrusive_list_test, destructor) {
198 list_.push_back(one_);
btCollisionWorld.cpp https://gitlab.com/dannywillems/mass_collide | C++ | 1353 lines
45
46//When the user doesn't provide dispatcher or broadphase, create basic versions (and delete them in destructor)
47#include "BulletCollision/CollisionDispatch/btCollisionDispatcher.h"
TwAdvanced1.cpp https://gitlab.com/dannywillems/mass_collide | C++ | 737 lines
69 Scene(); // constructor
70 ~Scene(); // destructor
71 void Init(bool changeLightPos); // (re)initialize the scene
117
118// Destructor
119Scene::~Scene()
MenuRender3DModelMgr.cpp https://gitlab.com/blackbird91/CS188_AI_Game | C++ | 1301 lines
83// Name: ~CMenuRender3DModelMgr
84// Desc: Destructor
85//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
87{
88 CRY_ASSERT_MESSAGE(s_instanceCount,"No instances left to delete in destructor");
89 CRY_ASSERT_MESSAGE(m_bReleaseMe,"Deleting an instance which isn't marked for release");
MatchmakingTelemetry.cpp https://gitlab.com/blackbird91/CS188_AI_Game | C++ | 615 lines
48//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
49//Destructor
50CMatchmakingTelemetry::~CMatchmakingTelemetry()
232//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
233//Destructor
234CMMTelemetryProducer::~CMMTelemetryProducer()
MatchmakingHandler.cpp https://gitlab.com/blackbird91/CS188_AI_Game | C++ | 754 lines
49//------------------------------------------------------------------------
50//Destructor
51CMatchMakingHandler::~CMatchMakingHandler()
KillCamGameEffect.cpp https://gitlab.com/blackbird91/CS188_AI_Game | C++ | 431 lines
57// Name: ~CKillCamGameEffect
58// Desc: Destructor
59//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GameEffect.cpp https://gitlab.com/blackbird91/CS188_AI_Game | C++ | 491 lines
35// Name: ~GameSDKCGameEffect
36// Desc: Destructor
37//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
65#if DEBUG_GAME_FX_SYSTEM
66 m_debugName = GetName(); // Store name so it can be accessed in destructor and debugging
67#endif
ExplosionGameEffect.cpp https://gitlab.com/blackbird91/CS188_AI_Game | C++ | 724 lines
169// Name: ~CExplosionGameEffect
170// Desc: Destructor
171//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
EnergyShieldGameEffect.cpp https://gitlab.com/blackbird91/CS188_AI_Game | C++ | 991 lines
128// Name: ~CEnergyShieldGameEffect
129// Desc: Destructor
130//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GameEffectsSystem.cpp https://gitlab.com/blackbird91/CS188_AI_Game | C++ | 1200 lines
197// Name: ~CGameEffectsSystem
198// Desc: Destructor
199//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CircularStatsStorage.cpp https://gitlab.com/blackbird91/CS188_AI_Game | C++ | 1156 lines
116{
117 Clear(); // not strictly necessary as circular buffer entries are all purgable anyway and the states will be freed by the destructors called by the array delete below, but this will allow us to verify the circular buffer is empty at the end of a stats save
118 delete [] m_states;
OpenjdkJvmTi.cc https://gitlab.com/androidopensourceproject/platform-art | C++ | 1234 lines
78
79// NB These are heap allocated to avoid the static destructors being run if an agent calls exit(3).
80// These should never be null.
relative_patcher_arm_base.cc https://gitlab.com/androidopensourceproject/platform-art | C++ | 551 lines
287ArmBaseRelativePatcher::~ArmBaseRelativePatcher() {
288 // All work done by member destructors.
289}
cxx_db.cpp https://gitlab.com/OpenSourceMirror/sourcenav | C++ | 668 lines
40
41#define DB_DESTRUCTOR(_name, _argspec, _arglist, _retok) \
42int Db::_name _argspec \
77// no operations are permitted on the Db (other than
78// destructor). Leaving the Db handle open and not
79// doing a close is generally considered an error.
164
165// private method to cleanup after destructor or during close.
166// If the environment was created by this Db object, we need to delete it.
213
214DB_DESTRUCTOR(close, (u_int32_t flags), (db, flags), DB_RETOK_STD)
215DB_METHOD(compact, (DbTxn *txnid, Dbt *start, Dbt *stop,
344
345DB_DESTRUCTOR(rename,
346 (const char *file, const char *database, const char *newname,
Value.cc https://gitlab.com/OpenSourceMirror/sourcenav | C++ | 2024 lines
365 // Here we rely on the fact that Agent is derived
366 // GlishObject, which has a virtual destructor.
367 Unref( (GlishObject*) AgentVal() );
cxx_env.cpp https://gitlab.com/OpenSourceMirror/sourcenav | C++ | 1217 lines
269// no operations are permitted on the DbEnv (other than
270// destructor). Leaving the DbEnv handle open and not
271// doing a close is generally considered an error.
328
329// called by destructors before the DB_ENV is destroyed.
330void DbEnv::cleanup()
NptXbmcFile.cpp https://gitlab.com/sloshedpuppie/LetsGoRetro | C++ | 546 lines
61public:
62 // constructors and destructor
63 NPT_XbmcFileStream(NPT_XbmcFileReference file) :
71protected:
72 // constructors and destructors
73 virtual ~NPT_XbmcFileStream() {}
127public:
128 // constructors and destructor
129 NPT_XbmcFileInputStream(NPT_XbmcFileReference& file) :
209public:
210 // constructors and destructor
211 NPT_XbmcFileOutputStream(NPT_XbmcFileReference& file) :
254public:
255 // constructors and destructor
256 NPT_XbmcFile(NPT_File& delegator);
qry_dat.cpp https://gitlab.com/sloshedpuppie/LetsGoRetro | C++ | 745 lines
162
163//empty destructor
164field_value::~field_value(){
DVDInputStreamPVRManager.cpp https://gitlab.com/sloshedpuppie/LetsGoRetro | C++ | 699 lines
57/************************************************************************
58 * Description: Class destructor
59 */
CWIID_WiiRemote.cpp https://gitlab.com/sloshedpuppie/LetsGoRetro | C++ | 776 lines
139
140//Destructor
141CWiiRemote::~CWiiRemote()
NptWinRtSockets.cpp https://gitlab.com/sloshedpuppie/LetsGoRetro | C++ | 664 lines
39 public:
40 // constructors and destructor
41 NPT_WinRtTcpClientSocket();
67public:
68 // constructors and destructor
69 NPT_WinRtSocketInputStream(StreamSocket^ socket, NPT_Timeout timeout);
94public:
95 // constructors and destructor
96 NPT_WinRtSocketOutputStream(StreamSocket^ socket, NPT_Timeout timeout);
NptStdcFile.cpp https://gitlab.com/sloshedpuppie/LetsGoRetro | C++ | 508 lines
90public:
91 // constructors and destructor
92 NPT_StdcFileWrapper(FILE* file, const char* name) : m_File(file), m_Name(name) {}
114public:
115 // constructors and destructor
116 NPT_StdcFileStream(NPT_StdcFileReference file) :
124protected:
125 // constructors and destructors
126 virtual ~NPT_StdcFileStream() {}
180public:
181 // constructors and destructor
182 NPT_StdcFileInputStream(NPT_StdcFileReference& file) :
266public:
267 // constructors and destructor
268 NPT_StdcFileOutputStream(NPT_StdcFileReference& file) :
SVGSVGElement.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 801 lines
109 // There are cases where removedFromDocument() is not called.
110 // see ContainerNode::removeAllChildren, called by its destructor.
111 document()->accessSVGExtensions()->removeTimeContainer(this);
RenderLayerBacking.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1208 lines
96
97// Get the scrolling coordinator in a way that works inside RenderLayerBacking's destructor.
98static ScrollingCoordinator* scrollingCoordinatorFromLayer(RenderLayer* layer)
CookieManager.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 661 lines
102 // being used for both secure and non-secure protocols; this leak is OK since
103 // there's nothing important in the hashtable destructors, and the memory will be reclaimed on exit
104
105 // FIXME: CookieDatabaseBackingStore is not deleted, only flushed
106 // (currently the destructor is never called since this class is a
107 // singleton; on exit, the db is flushed manually. This call is only here
Frame.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1167 lines
215
216 // FIXME: We should not be doing all this work inside the destructor
217
AudioContext.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1017 lines
205#endif
206 // AudioNodes keep a reference to their context, so there should be no way to be in the destructor if there are still AudioNodes around.
207 ASSERT(!m_isInitialized);
c.cc https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 594 lines
60 void* state_;
61 void (*destructor_)(void*);
62 int (*compare_)(
68 virtual ~leveldb_comparator_t() {
69 (*destructor_)(state_);
70 }
86 void* state_;
87 void (*destructor_)(void*);
88 const char* (*name_)(void*);
461 result->state_ = state;
462 result->destructor_ = destructor;
463 result->compare_ = compare;
486 result->state_ = state;
487 result->destructor_ = destructor;
488 result->create_ = create_filter;
StringPrototype.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1209 lines
49
50ASSERT_HAS_TRIVIAL_DESTRUCTOR(StringPrototype);
51
ObjectConstructor.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 518 lines
58
59ASSERT_HAS_TRIVIAL_DESTRUCTOR(ObjectConstructor);
60
NumberPrototype.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 534 lines
70
71ASSERT_HAS_TRIVIAL_DESTRUCTOR(NumberPrototype);
72
MathObject.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 641 lines
34
35ASSERT_HAS_TRIVIAL_DESTRUCTOR(MathObject);
36
JSScope.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 635 lines
36
37ASSERT_HAS_TRIVIAL_DESTRUCTOR(JSScope);
38
JSObject.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1388 lines
67
68ASSERT_HAS_TRIVIAL_DESTRUCTOR(JSObject);
69ASSERT_HAS_TRIVIAL_DESTRUCTOR(JSFinalObject);
JSONObject.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 834 lines
45
46ASSERT_HAS_TRIVIAL_DESTRUCTOR(JSONObject);
47
JSArray.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1250 lines
46
47ASSERT_HAS_TRIVIAL_DESTRUCTOR(JSArray);
48
JITOpcodes.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1342 lines
99 size_t allocationSize = JSObject::allocationSize(structure->inlineCapacity());
100 MarkedAllocator* allocator = &m_vm->heap.allocatorForObjectWithoutDestructor(allocationSize);
101
Heap.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 896 lines
60_Pragma("clang diagnostic ignored \"-Wglobal-constructors\"") \
61_Pragma("clang diagnostic ignored \"-Wexit-time-destructors\"") \
62static type name arguments; \
qsplitter.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1733 lines
126/*!
127 Destructor.
128*/
qundostack.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1179 lines
108 The parent command then owns this command and will delete it in its
109 destructor.
110
126 The parent command then owns this command and will delete it in its
127 destructor.
128
qlayoutitem.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 857 lines
265/*!
266 Destructor.
267*/
298/*!
299 Destructor.
300*/
qpixmapfilter.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1381 lines
238/*!
239 Destructor of pixmap convolution filter.
240
qmlvisitor.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 693 lines
103/*!
104 The destructor does nothing.
105 */
qdocindexfiles.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1335 lines
403 meta = FunctionNode::Ctor;
404 else if (element.attribute("meta") == "destructor")
405 meta = FunctionNode::Dtor;
ditaxmlgenerator.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1460 lines
157 "cxxFunctionDefinition",
158 "cxxFunctionDestructor",
159 "cxxFunctionDetail",
cppcodeparser.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1431 lines
74/*!
75 The destructor is trivial.
76 */
codeparser.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 485 lines
91/*!
92 The destructor removes this code parser from the static
93 list of code parsers.
qpainterpath.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1677 lines
80 // note - we must up-cast to QPainterPathData since QPainterPathPrivate
81 // has a non-virtual destructor!
82 if (d && !d->ref.deref())
qshortcutmap.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 707 lines
147/*! \internal
148 QShortcutMap destructor.
149*/
qplatformwindow.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 645 lines
66/*!
67 Virtual destructor does not delete its top level window.
68*/
qplatformintegration.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 505 lines
253 where this function is never called, ensuring that the event dispatcher is
254 still deleted at some point (typically in the destructor).
255
qdbusconnection.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1195 lines
155 respectively. Those connections are opened when first used and are
156 closed when the QCoreApplication destructor is run.
157
qsharedpointer.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1336 lines
105 QScopedPointer simply holds a pointer to a heap allocated object and
106 deletes it in its destructor. This class is useful when an object needs to
107 be heap allocated and deleted, but no more. QScopedPointer is lightweight,
208 This class is never instantiated directly: the constructors and
209 destructor are private and, in C++11, deleted. Only the create() function
210 may be called to return an object of this type. See below for construction
247 directly. This class also provides a create() member that returns the
248 pointer, and hides its constructors and destructor. With C++11, they're
249 deleted.
281 ExternalRefCountWithContiguousData::deleter, it simply calls the \tt T
282 destructor directly.
283
qshareddata.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 613 lines
117 \e{behind the scenes} reference counter. \c EmployeeData has a default
118 constructor, a copy constructor, and a destructor. Normally, trivial
119 implementations of these are all that is needed in the \e {data}
qthread_win.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 786 lines
102}
103Q_DESTRUCTOR_FUNCTION(qt_free_tls)
104#else // !Q_OS_WINRT
133}
134Q_DESTRUCTOR_FUNCTION(qt_free_tls)
135#endif // Q_OS_WINRT
qthread_unix.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 745 lines
141 // POSIX says the value in our key is set to zero before calling
142 // this destructor function, so we need to set it back to the
143 // right value...
155 // ... but we must reset it to zero before returning so we aren't
156 // called again (POSIX allows implementations to call destructor
157 // functions repeatedly until all values are zero)
181}
182Q_DESTRUCTOR_FUNCTION(destroy_current_thread_data_key)
183
qmutex.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 663 lines
102 - Always non-recursive
103 - Do not use tryLock with timeout > 0, else you can have a leak (see the ~QMutex destructor)
104*/
qlibrary.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1115 lines
398#ifdef __GLIBC__
399 // glibc has a bug in unloading from global destructors
400 // see https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=622977
qvariant.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1762 lines
121{
122 QVariantDestructor<CoreTypesFilter> cleaner(d);
123 QMetaTypeSwitcher::switcher<void>(cleaner, d->type, 0);
qsharedmemory.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 602 lines
114 release the shared memory segment. But if that last thread or
115 process crashes without running the QSharedMemory destructor, the
116 shared memory segment survives the crash.
171/*!
172 The destructor clears the key, which forces the shared memory object
173 to \l {detach()} {detach} from its underlying shared memory
qmetatype.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1537 lines
107 provides a public default constructor, a public copy constructor and
108 a public destructor.
109 It is needed to use the type \a Type as a custom type in QVariant.
286 \value NeedsConstruction This type has non-trivial constructors. If the flag is not set instances can be safely initialized with memset to 0.
287 \value NeedsDestruction This type has a non-trivial destructor. If the flag is not set calls to the destructor are not necessary before discarding objects.
288 \value MovableType An instance of a type having this attribute can be safely moved by memcpy.
313 Any class or struct that has a public default
314 constructor, a public copy constructor, and a public destructor
315 can be registered.
430 Unlike destroy(), this function only invokes the type's
431 destructor, it doesn't invoke the delete operator.
432 \sa QMetaType::construct()
qabstracteventdispatcher.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 524 lines
99{
100 // this function may be called by a global destructor after
101 // timerIdFreeList() has been destructed
qglobalstatic.cpp https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 524 lines
70 Compared to Q_GLOBAL_STATIC, and assuming that \c MyType is a class or
71 struct that has a constructor, a destructor, or is otherwise non-POD, the
72 above has the following drawbacks:
94
95 \section1 Constructor and destructor
96
102 It is not possible to use Q_GLOBAL_STATIC with types that have protected or
103 private default constructors or destructors (for Q_GLOBAL_STATIC_WITH_ARGS(),
104 a protected or private constructor matching the arguments). If the type in
106 issue by deriving from the type and creating public a constructor and
107 destructor. If the type has them as private, a friend declaration is
108 necessary before deriving.
111 previously-defined \c MyOtherType which has a protected default constructor
112 and/or a protected destructor (or has them as private, but that defines \c
113 MyType as a friend).
dynamic_message.cc https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 558 lines
315
316 // We need to manually run the destructors for repeated fields and strings,
317 // just as we ran their constructors in the the DynamicMessage constructor.
python-proto2.cc https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1420 lines
281 0, // tp_itemsize
282 (destructor)CMessageDealloc, // tp_dealloc
283 0, // tp_print
demangle.cc https://gitlab.com/x33n/phantomjs | C++ | 1307 lines
148 const char *out_end; // End of output string.
149 const char *prev_name; // For constructors/destructors.
150 int prev_name_length; // For constructors/destructors.
regexp.cc https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/re2 | C++ | 935 lines
26
27// Destructor. Assumes already cleaned up children.
28// Private: use Decref() instead of delete to destroy Regexps.
unwind-x64.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 450 lines
84 * Note: this doesn't work for IndirectFixup situations. However,
85 * currently IndirectFixup is only used for destructors, which
86 * aren't allowed to throw, so this is ok.
221 * We don't do anything during the search phase---before attempting cleanup,
222 * we want all deeper frames to have run their object destructors (which can
223 * have side effects like setting tl_regState) and spilled any values they
refcount-opts.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 1114 lines
86Since this pass converts instructions that may (in general) re-enter the
87VM---running arbitrary PHP code for a destructor---it's potentially profitable
88to run it earlier than other parts of refcount opts. For example, it can allow
irgen-call.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 1028 lines
136 // This is special. We need to move the stackpointer in case LdObjMethod
137 // calls a destructor. Otherwise it would clobber the ActRec we just pushed.
138 updateMarker(env);
367 // This is special. We need to move the stackpointer incase LdArrFuncCtx
368 // calls a destructor. Otherwise it would clobber the ActRec we just
369 // pushed.
unwind.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 582 lines
176 // When throwing from a constructor, we normally want to avoid running the
177 // destructor on an object that hasn't been fully constructed yet. But if
178 // we're unwinding through the constructor's RetC, the constructor has
192 *
193 * - If a destructor for any of these things throws a php
194 * exception, it's swallowed at the dtor boundary and we keep
196 *
197 * - If the destructor for any of these things throws a fatal,
198 * it's swallowed, and we set surprise flags to throw a fatal
201 * - If the second case happened and we have to run another
202 * destructor, its enter hook will throw, but it will be
203 * swallowed again.
fastcgi-session.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 717 lines
213 // readEOF will call shutdown() which may free this out from under us, we
214 // could add a DestructorGuard, but we'd only end up calling shutdown()
215 // ourselves. Instead we return immediately.
245 * While processing FastCGI records it's possible that a socket error will
246 * cause us to begin destructing, we construct a DestructorGuard and check
247 * the value of m_shutdown periodically to guard against deadlock and use-
250void FastCGISession::readDataAvailable(size_t len) noexcept {
251 DestructorGuard dg(this);
252
411void FastCGISession::shutdown() noexcept {
412 DestructorGuard dg(this); // close() may call destroy()
413
417 // We may have gotten here via close(); if not perform the close ourselves.
418 // close() may destroy() us, so we have the destructor guard
419 if (m_sock->good()) {
libevent-server.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 689 lines
79///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
80// constructor and destructor
81
php_ftp.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 1460 lines
300
301static void ftp_destructor_ftpbuf(zend_rsrc_list_entry *rsrc TSRMLS_DC)
302{
309{
310 le_ftpbuf = zend_register_list_destructors_ex(ftp_destructor_ftpbuf, NULL, le_ftpbuf_name, module_number);
311 REGISTER_LONG_CONSTANT("FTP_ASCII", FTPTYPE_ASCII, CONST_PERSISTENT | CONST_CS);
ezc_test.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 820 lines
53 REGISTER_INI_ENTRIES();
54 le_ezc_test_hash = zend_register_list_destructors_ex(
55 ezc_hash_dtor, NULL, le_ezc_test_hash_name, module_number);
type-variant.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 1206 lines
120static_assert(kDestrTableSize == 6,
121 "size of g_destructors[] must be kDestrTableSize");
122
122
123RawDestructor g_destructors[] = {
124 nullptr,
124 nullptr,
125 (RawDestructor)getMethodPtr(&StringData::release),
126 (RawDestructor)getMethodPtr(&ArrayData::release),
126 (RawDestructor)getMethodPtr(&ArrayData::release),
127 (RawDestructor)getMethodPtr(&ObjectData::release), // may replace at runtime
128 (RawDestructor)getMethodPtr(&ResourceData::release),
128 (RawDestructor)getMethodPtr(&ResourceData::release),
129 (RawDestructor)getMethodPtr(&RefData::release),
130};
array-iterator.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 1646 lines
167 // object and is responsible for decreffing the object when the
168 // ArrayIter's lifetime ends. Normally ArrayIter's destructor takes
169 // care of this, but the destructor will not get invoked if an
dce.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 1026 lines
165
166// Returns whether decrefing a type could run a destructor.
167bool couldRunDestructor(const Type& t) {
168 // We could check for specialized objects to see if they don't
169 // declare a user-defined destructor, but currently don't.
170 return t.couldBe(TObj) || t.couldBe(TCArr) || t.couldBe(TRef);
198 * Indicates that the cell is only used if it was the last reference alive.
199 * For instance, a PopC will call the destructor of the top-of-stack object
200 * if it was the last reference alive, and this counts as an example of
371/*
372 * It may be ok to remove pops on objects with destructors in some scenarios
373 * (where it won't change the observable point at which a destructor runs). We
374 * could also look at the object type and see if it is known that it can't have
375 * a user-defined destructor.
376 *
method_statement.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 731 lines
58///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
59// constructors/destructors
60
class_scope.cpp https://gitlab.com/Blueprint-Marketing/hhvm | C++ | 1263 lines
112 if (f->getName() == "__construct") setAttribute(HasConstructor);
113 else if (f->getName() == "__destruct") setAttribute(HasDestructor);
114 else if (f->getName() == "__get") setAttribute(HasUnknownPropGetter);
XWindowsScreen.cpp https://gitlab.com/thomasphillips3/synergy | C++ | 1849 lines
84// we must also ensure that these objects do not use the display in
85// their destructors or, if they do, we can tell them not to. This
86// is to handle unexpected disconnection of the X display, when any
jscntxt.cpp https://gitlab.com/stefan.pataky/tinyrpg | C++ | 1394 lines
102void
103js_ThreadDestructorCB(void *ptr)
104{
BasicHashtable_test.cpp https://gitlab.com/infraredbg/android_system_core-mt6589 | C++ | 577 lines
364
365TEST_F(BasicHashtableTest, Destructor_AfterElementsAdded_DestroysThem) {
366 {
VectorImpl.cpp https://gitlab.com/infraredbg/android_system_core-mt6589 | C++ | 695 lines
62 "[%p] subclasses of VectorImpl must call finish_vector()"
63 " in their destructor. Leaking %d bytes.",
64 this, (int)(mCount*mItemSize));
Looper.cpp https://gitlab.com/infraredbg/android_system_core-mt6589 | C++ | 573 lines
108void Looper::initTLSKey() {
109 int result = pthread_key_create(& gTLSKey, threadDestructor);
110 LOG_ALWAYS_FATAL_IF(result != 0, "Could not allocate TLS key.");
112
113void Looper::threadDestructor(void *st) {
114 Looper* const self = static_cast<Looper*>(st);
115 if (self != NULL) {
116 self->decStrong((void*)threadDestructor);
117 }
123 if (looper != NULL) {
124 looper->incStrong((void*)threadDestructor);
125 }
129 if (old != NULL) {
130 old->decStrong((void*)threadDestructor);
131 }
Entity_test.cc https://gitlab.com/sortofsleepy/noise-ink-lettering | C++ | 606 lines
535
536TEST_CASE("TestComponentDestructorCalledWhenManagerDestroyed") {
537 struct Freed {
CSmtp.cpp https://gitlab.com/mmudel/pw.elka.tin.mailer | C++ | 987 lines
32
33/// DESCRIPTION: Destructor of CSmtp class.
34/// RETURNS: none
qwt_plot_scaleitem.cpp https://gitlab.com/fsgdez/apm_planner | C++ | 453 lines
66
67//! Destructor
68QwtPlotScaleItem::~QwtPlotScaleItem()
nortrans.cpp https://gitlab.com/goolic/WinObjC | C++ | 175 lines
77/**
78 * Destructor.
79 */
imgui_draw.cpp https://gitlab.com/Strider2342/PannonEngine | C++ | 1249 lines
39#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wfloat-equal" // warning : comparing floating point with == or != is unsafe // storing and comparing against same constants ok.
40#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wglobal-constructors" // warning : declaration requires a global destructor // similar to above, not sure what the exact difference it.
41#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wsign-conversion" // warning : implicit conversion changes signedness //
imgui_demo.cpp https://gitlab.com/Strider2342/PannonEngine | C++ | 1037 lines
31#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wformat-security" // warning : warning: format string is not a string literal
32#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wexit-time-destructors" // warning : declaration requires an exit-time destructor // exit-time destruction order is undefined. if MemFree() leads to users code that has been disabled before exit it might cause problems. ImGui coding style welcomes static/globals.
33#if __has_warning("-Wreserved-id-macro")
SpuGatheringCollisionTask.cpp https://gitlab.com/gasabr/flappy-test | C++ | 1281 lines
128
129///Make sure no destructors are called on this memory
130ATTRIBUTE_ALIGNED16(struct) CollisionTask_LocalStoreMemory
btCollisionWorld.cpp https://gitlab.com/gasabr/flappy-test | C++ | 1350 lines
44
45//When the user doesn't provide dispatcher or broadphase, create basic versions (and delete them in destructor)
46#include "bullet/BulletCollision//CollisionDispatch/btCollisionDispatcher.h"
CCTextFieldTTF.cpp https://gitlab.com/gasabr/flappy-test | C++ | 711 lines
55//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
56// constructor and destructor
57//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
CCNode.cpp https://gitlab.com/gasabr/flappy-test | C++ | 2033 lines
69
70// MARK: Constructor, Destructor, Init
71
CollisionChecker.cpp https://gitlab.com/terlemez/simox | C++ | 763 lines
70 //----------------------------------------------------------------------
71 // class CollisionChecker destructor
72 //----------------------------------------------------------------------
OpenGLRenderer.cpp https://gitlab.com/AvayKumar/android_frameworks_base | C++ | 1400 lines
128///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
129// Constructors/destructor
130///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Asset.cpp https://gitlab.com/AvayKumar/android_frameworks_base | C++ | 902 lines
361/*
362 * Destructor. Release resources.
363 */
543 if (mFp != NULL) {
544 // can only be NULL when called from destructor
545 // (otherwise we would never return this object)
Path.cpp https://gitlab.com/AvayKumar/android_frameworks_base | C++ | 528 lines
42 if (android::uirenderer::ResourceCache::hasInstance()) {
43 android::uirenderer::ResourceCache::getInstance().destructor(obj);
44 return;
test_smart_ptr.cpp https://gitlab.com/stuckyb/fastpcm | C++ | 334 lines
174 // test_unique_nodelete
175 // Object with a private destructor
176 class MyObject4 {
Vt102Emulation.cpp https://gitlab.com/rmstoi/meego-terminal | C++ | 1113 lines
71
72 - Constructor/Destructor
73 - Incoming Bytes Event pipeline
82/* */
83/* Constructor / Destructor */
84/* */
Screen.cpp https://gitlab.com/rmstoi/mtermite | C++ | 1569 lines
96
97/*! Destructor
98*/
TOPS_UnstructuredSolver_Impl.cxx https://gitlab.com/pheinzlr/CodeVault | C++ | 571 lines
148
149// user defined destructor
150void TOPS::UnstructuredSolver_impl::_dtor() {
TOPS_StructuredSolver_Impl.cxx https://gitlab.com/pheinzlr/CodeVault | C++ | 704 lines
273
274// user defined destructor
275void TOPS::StructuredSolver_impl::_dtor() {
disk-io-mgr.cc https://gitlab.com/s9perween/Impala | C++ | 935 lines
92 // Validates that all readers are cleaned up and in the inactive state. No locks
93 // are taken since this is only called from the disk IoMgr destructor.
94 bool ValidateAllInactive() {