that's not a compiler feature but an os feature. each process that is started is assigned a heap on windows/linux. when your process terminates this heap is automagically freed by the os so no memory gets lost no matter what you do in your program. this doesn't always work so good on windows though....
gcc has no garbage collector i would know that hehe
sorry i didn't see the link your posted i though it's your sig hehe.
well the link is nice... only that's not c++ or c but objectiv-c, it's part of the gcc compiler suite but not g++.
Quote:this doesn't always work so good on windows though....
tell me about it, some programs absolutly kill my XP.
thats why i said 'some' !
Quote:ms c runtime that is normally used in win does do some.
simple: 78 fps
simple02: 88 fps
specs:
3700+ athlon 64
1024 mb ddr3200
8xAGP Nvidia GeForce 6600GT (128 mb vid mem)
deleter that's interesting cause i got the exact same specs except that i have the pcie version of that card. and i get 180, 220 frames
on a side note, the timer might be borked so the framecounts might not be accurate :p
AWESOME GFX DUUDE.
dbg: 122 fps
rls: 135 fps
3.2Ghz P4 northwood, dual chan ddr3200, x800.