Re: Object counts

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The first time I create the window, both the GUI and user object counts go
up. The first time I destroy the window, both the GUI and user object stay
the same.

The second time I create the window, the GUI object count stays the same;
the user object count goes up 1. The second time I destroy the window, the
GUI object count stays the same, the user object count goes down 1.

This happens during the initialization of my application and I understand it
may simply be part of Windows internal application initialization.

However, I would really like to thoroughly understand it so I can accurately
detect leaks in my own code.

Thanks.

David Liebtag


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