I finally found where was the problem. It isn't Codejock, it's our code :

 

        virtual void PostNcDestroy() {};   // in child.h

 

This is the method who calls "delete this;"...

 

Sorry for the disturb and thank you very much for your help,

Best regards,

Please tell us if you have more information about this destructor.

 

Thanks !

Regards,

 

Ok, then do you know why our destructor of our CMDIChildWnd is never called ?

 

Here is our code :

 

 

#define CChildFrameBase CXTPFrameWndBase<CMDIChildWnd>

 

class CLASS_DECL_FCORE CFMDIChildWnd : public CChildFrameBase
{
       DECLARE_DYNCREATE(CFMDIChildWnd)
protected:
       CFMDIChildWnd();           // protected constructor used by dynamic creation
       virtual ~CFMDIChildWnd();
...

 

Perhaps it's due to missing DECLARE_DYNCREATE(...) ?

 

 

Hi,

it is not bug. All CWnd derived classes have virtual destuctors. virtual keyword doesn't requried.

 

It seems that you have declared a destructor as non-virtual, all our classes derived from CXTPFrameWndBase do not have their destructor called, thus making some memory leaks to our objects.

 

Here is your code :

 

 

In your file "XTPFrameWnd.h" :

class CXTPFrameWndBase : public CXTPCommandBarsSiteBase<TBase>
{
public:
    //-----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Summary:
    //     Constructs a CXTPFrameWndBase object
    //-----------------------------------------------------------------------
    CXTPFrameWndBase()
    {
    }
    //-----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Summary:
    //     Destroys a CXTPFrameWndBase object, handles cleanup and deallocation
    //-----------------------------------------------------------------------
    ~CXTPFrameWndBase() // !!!! Not virtual ???
    {
    }

...

 

 

Could you please check it and tell us if it is a bug ?

 

Thank you in advance,

Regards,