Andreas Sæbjørnsen wrote:
My scenario is number 1) here, so I have to be very careful with the memory use. I should then probably use the std::copy using the inserter to copy the values into a data structure allocated using the standard allocator.
I don't think so. The problems _may_ happen, when you're going to explicitly unload the Wave shared library before your actual application exits (or while you're still using the memory allocated there - bad programming style anyways). This is very unlikely to occur.
When trying to free the memory allocated by Wave when I use it as a shared library, is it enough to delete the variable declaration of type context_type?
Could you elaborate, please? I have not been able to understand your question. Regards Hartmut