Robert Hairgrove roberthairgrove.com> writes:
> If argp_parse calls exit() and terminates the program, will the destructors
> of my C++ objects be called?
Silly question ... now I realize that they won't be called unless I take
appropriate precautions, such as keeping a global vector of unique_pt
Robert Hairgrove roberthairgrove.com> writes:
> Robert Hairgrove roberthairgrove.com> writes:
> > I am writing some little C++ wrapper classes for the argp functions.
...
One more question:
If argp_parse calls exit() and terminates the program, will the destructors
of my C++ objects be called?
Robert Hairgrove roberthairgrove.com> writes:
> I am writing some little C++ wrapper classes for the argp functions.
> Unfortunately, I cannot find any documentation of the argp_child::flags
> member, i.e.: what possible values it could have. The only documentation
> seems to be the one line comme
Hello,
I am writing some little C++ wrapper classes for the argp functions.
Unfortunately, I cannot find any documentation of the argp_child::flags
member, i.e.: what possible values it could have. The only documentation
seems to be the one line comment in argp.h: "Flags for this child", which is
