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    Hi Here is sample code.... LocoDetails *locoValue = new LocoDetails(str1, ltime, latitude, longitude, speed, direction, trackPos, trackNum, alarmsNum, failsNum); Later i just add this to a STL map locoDetailsList.insert(pairstd::wstring,LocoDetails\*(locoValue->GetLocoID(),locoValue)); for(pastIterater = locoDetailsList.begin();pastIterater != locoDetailsList.end();pastIterater++) { locoDetailsList.erase(pastIterater++); } Will the memory occupied by locoValue get removed or there a memory leak. How can i solve this........ Thanks

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      Hi Here is sample code.... LocoDetails *locoValue = new LocoDetails(str1, ltime, latitude, longitude, speed, direction, trackPos, trackNum, alarmsNum, failsNum); Later i just add this to a STL map locoDetailsList.insert(pairstd::wstring,LocoDetails\*(locoValue->GetLocoID(),locoValue)); for(pastIterater = locoDetailsList.begin();pastIterater != locoDetailsList.end();pastIterater++) { locoDetailsList.erase(pastIterater++); } Will the memory occupied by locoValue get removed or there a memory leak. How can i solve this........ Thanks

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      Michael Dunn
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      The map only holds a pointer to the object. You're responsible for deleting the object itself.

      --Mike-- Dunder-Mifflin, this is Pam

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        Hi Here is sample code.... LocoDetails *locoValue = new LocoDetails(str1, ltime, latitude, longitude, speed, direction, trackPos, trackNum, alarmsNum, failsNum); Later i just add this to a STL map locoDetailsList.insert(pairstd::wstring,LocoDetails\*(locoValue->GetLocoID(),locoValue)); for(pastIterater = locoDetailsList.begin();pastIterater != locoDetailsList.end();pastIterater++) { locoDetailsList.erase(pastIterater++); } Will the memory occupied by locoValue get removed or there a memory leak. How can i solve this........ Thanks

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        You are responsible for deleting the pointer objects yourself. Another approach is to use a reference-counted smart pointer like boost::shared_ptr.

        Pax Domini sit semper vobiscum

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