RE: ref counting in Bonobo
- From: Nat Friedman <nat nat org>
- To: Svanberg Liss <lisss ydab se>
- Cc: Walt Pohl <pohl math washington edu>, gnome-components-list gnome org, loci-general <loci-general theopenlab uml edu>
- Subject: RE: ref counting in Bonobo
- Date: Fri, 1 Oct 1999 03:08:28 -0400 (EDT)
Svanberg Liss writes:
> > I was wondering about the implications of the ref counting routines in the
> > Unknown interface. If I have a remote client that's holding a reference
> > to an object in a server, and the client crashes, what happens?
> >
> > I've heard that Microsoft is trying to implement distributed garbage
> > collection in COM+ 2.0. And I mean full mark-and-sweep type garbage
> > collection. It's hard to imagine making that work.
> >
> > Do Bonobo client programs explicitly call ref and unref on server objects,
> > or is this all handled transparently by Gnome?
>
> There is nothing wrong with refcounting, as long as you can exiplictly kill
> an object.
We do have gnome_object_destroy(), but don't encourage its wide-spread
use for the obvious reasons.
Nat
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