SemysMemDeinit |
| 01 | Deinitializes the memory sub-system. |
| 02 |
void SemysMemDeinit(void); |
| 03 | This function is automatically called via SemysLibDeinit(). |
| 04 | In debug build, if at the time of this call still some memory objects have not been freed yet, the corresponding allocation points will be traced using SemysTrace(). |
| 05 | In debug build, if memory leaks are traced that belong to other threads which are still running there is a chance of an access violation as the internal list of descriptions is not exclusively locked anymore. (The corresponding mutex object has been freed as well.) | Note: This may happen at shutdown (deinit) in debug build only. |
| 06 | It is expected that the call to SemysMemDeinit() (indirectly via SemysLibDeinit() ) is the last one (Semys related) from the process. | Yes, this rule has already been bent in the C++ implementation of Semys Arch. |
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Reference: SemysMemory.h Implementation: Semys Library See Also: Memory Sub-System, SemysMemInit() |
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