RTEMS/GCC C++ delete structure that contains a class

[Joel Sherrill]

Brett Swimley wrote:
> Chris,
>
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> Upon further investigation, I determined that the class destructor was 
> being called.  By placing appropriate print instructions inside of the 
> destructor, rather than relaying on stepping through the code with a 
> debugger, I determined that the behavior was as expected.
>   
Good!! Especially because RTEMS really has nothing to do with
that.  It would have been a gcc issue and broken everywhere. :-D

--joel
> Brett
>
> Chris Johns wrote:
>   
>> Yes I think it should if the destructor does need to do something. 
>> What actually ends up in the code depends on what happens around the 
>> code and its use. You have asked the code to be inlined.
>>
>> It is difficult to determine if anything is actually broken without 
>> the tools version and target. I built an example of the code on Fedora 
>> 7 without optimisation options and inspecting the code showed it had 
>> the correct calls.
>>
>>     
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