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Dark GDK / [DirectX 9] Memory Leaks...

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Freedom Fighters
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Posted: 13th Nov 2010 12:47
Hi, all in the forum, i wasn't to sure where to post this but its sort of related to GDK,

im playing around with Direct X 9 and testing my functions to GDK in performance wise and such.

but i've come across a problem, im working on sprites at the moments and i've been able to, load, draw but not able to safely unload/release it when im done.

below i've provided the destroy code, sprites structure and error code. if you can point out what im doing wrong and suggest a better way it would be help full.

Code For Releasing The Sprites


Sprites structure


Errors



i cant work out what u've done wrong. i get errors like the one above but more, that was a sample above. can anyone point out to me what im doing wrong?

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IanM
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Posted: 15th Nov 2010 00:00
There doesn't appear to be anything wrong with your code as such, but there could be something missing - copy constructor and assignment operators for sSprites.

Missing those out could (if you copy sSprites objects) cause double (or more) releases of the DirectX objects.

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Freedom Fighters
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Posted: 18th Nov 2010 12:41
Sorry for the wait, been out hiking,

heres the constructor and deconstructor code



if this is not a problem then ill show you my sprites class header and source.

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