John Rohlf (jrohlf++at++tubes)
Wed, 14 Sep 94 10:17:35 PDT
When in doubt check man pages since they are always the final word on
Performer functionality. The following states that pfDelete is recursive
and "does the right thing".
pfDelete frees the memory associated with obj if its reference count is
<= 0. When an object is freed, it decrements the reference count of all
pfObjects that it once referenced and will delete any of these pfObjects
with reference counts that are <= 0. Thus, pfDelete will follow all
reference chains until it encounters a pfObject which it cannot delete.
pfDelete returns the following:
pfDelete is implemented for all IRIS Performer objects except
the following:
pfPipe
pfChannel
pfEarthSky
pfTraverser
pfState
pfDataPool
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