C++ <memory> - allocator::destroy
The C++ <memory> allocator::destroy member function calls the destructor of the object pointed by p.
- C++98: Uses value_type's destructor. Calls p->~value_type()
- C++11: Uses U's destructor. Calls p->~U()
Please note that this does not deallocate the storage for the element (see member deallocate to release storage space).
Syntax
void destroy (pointer p);
template <class U> void destroy (U* p);
Parameters
p |
Pointer to the object being destroyed. |
Return Value
None.
❮ C++ <memory> allocator
