iObjectRegistry not destructing

[muffinpeddler]

I am having a problem with my iObjectRegistry not getting destroyed when my application closes.  I have tried multiple ways to get the thing deleted, but it is always non-null at the end of the main application constructor, even after calls to csInitializer::DestroyApplication(objectRegistry); or the plain delete operator. 

My main application class extends from csApplicationFramework and this is how I start it:

Code:

   
    TerraClientContext cc;
    return cc.Main(argc, argv);

I fear memory leaks here...Any ideas?

[jorrit]

I am having a problem with my iObjectRegistry not getting destroyed when my application closes.  I have tried multiple ways to get the thing deleted, but it is always non-null at the end of the main application constructor, even after calls to csInitializer::DestroyApplication(objectRegistry); or the plain delete operator. 

My main application class extends from csApplicationFramework and this is how I start it:

Code:

   
    TerraClientContext cc;
    return cc.Main(argc, argv);

I fear memory leaks here...Any ideas?

Of course it is not null. Why would that variable be set to null? Don't worry about it. It is just a variable that is still set. The object registry itself is destroyed.

Greetings,

[muffinpeddler]

Oh, I wasn't talking about my cc variable, rather the destruction of iObjectRegistry from csApplicationFramework.  I showed that to show you how I was using the framework class.  In the destructor of my framework controller class, even after calls to destroy application and/or delete, a call to CS_ASSERT(objectRegistry == NULL) fails no matter what.  Are we talking about the same thing here?

[jorrit]

Oh, I wasn't talking about my cc variable, rather the destruction of iObjectRegistry from csApplicationFramework.  I showed that to show you how I was using the framework class.  In the destructor of my framework controller class, even after calls to destroy application and/or delete, a call to CS_ASSERT(objectRegistry == NULL) fails no matter what.  Are we talking about the same thing here?

I'm talking about the same thing. Why would that objectRegistry variable be set to NULL? I don't understand how you would come to that. Nothing in CS will set that to NULL.

Greetings,

[muffinpeddler]

Ah duh, I don't know why I was asking that.  I know more than to ask that...
Thanks for putting up with my stupidity.