Method ~SimpleHeap

source/SimpleHeap.cpp:175–189

SimpleHeap::~SimpleHeap()
// This destructor is currently never called because all instances of the object are created
// with "new", yet none are ever destroyed with "delete".  As an alternative to this behavior
// the delete method should recursively delete mNextBlock, if it's non-NULL, prior to
// returning.  It seems unnecessary to do this, however, since the whole idea behind this
// class is that it's a simple implementation of one-time, persistent memory allocation.
// It's not intended to permit deallocation and subsequent reclamation of freed fragments
// within the collection of blocks.  When the program exits, all memory dynamically
// allocated by the constructor and any other methods that call "new" will be reclaimed
// by the OS.  UPDATE: This is now called by static method DeleteAll().
{
	if (mBlock) // v1.0.40.04
		free(mBlock);
	return;
}