it does. if it does not, file a bug report at your operating system.

I stand corrected. So, the next question is, is it considered "good coding practice" to explicitly call destructors, or is this one of those quod libet kinds of things?

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Otherwise, why would we need destructors in the first place if the os takes care of it all (other

because destructors are not only called at the end of the application life.

afaik, the only problem is, if your application locks some "shared" system ressource, and cannot free it again (e.g. it writes a lockfile to the filesystem, but cannot delete it if the dtor is not called on exit)

fgamsdr IOhannes

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