Hi Jules !!
Is there a reason why you don’t call DeletedAtShutdown::deleteAll() in shutdownJuce_NonGUI() whereas you do it in shutdownJuce_GUI() … ?
Well the only reason is that DeletedAtShutdown is in the gui section of the library, and shutdownJuce_NonGUI() is in the core section. I made it a rule for none of the core libary code to call the gui stuff, so you can build the core section on its own.
Why do you ask?
Cause I’m using a class which inherit from DeleteAtShutdown in a non GUI mode…
I finally call DeletedAtShutdown::deleteAll() before calling shutdownJuce_NonGUI()…
Ok, I see. But if you’re using classes from the non-core section of the library, you should probably be calling the gui startup/shutdown methods.
Ok !
I’ll try to use GUI startup method for classes from non-core section !
thanx for the answer!