If you don't free it, it's not freed. So if you free a class with sub-objects that aren't freed in your Destroy() destructor, you'll have a substantial block of allocated memory remain.
... Are you trying to follow in Adobe's footsteps?
If you don't free it, it's not freed. So if you free a class with sub-objects that aren't freed in your Destroy() destructor, you'll have a substantial block of allocated memory remain.
... Are you trying to follow in Adobe's footsteps?
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