Re: static object destructor not getting called

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The memory leak report comes out before static objects are destructed.
joe

On 20 May 2007 21:12:50 -0700, Chimanrao <chimanrao@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

hi

I have a static object in a file.
For some reasons its destructor is not getting called,
this object is supposed to free up the memory, and because of the
destructor not getting called , visual studio reports all of them as
memory leaks.

I am using VS 2005. Any suggestions?

Regards
Chimanrao
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