The rule of Not dropping application in C++ is only the below:
1. Use allocation like new.
so, we must pass Instance to other function as pointer.
// aToken *iToken; <- do not use like this.
aToken *iToken = nullptr; // <- use like this.
char *parse_token;
int previous_index = 0;
iToken = new aToken();
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38 ://
39 ://
40 ://
41 ://
42 ://
43 :int parse ( char* filename ) {
44 : FILE *fp;
45 : aToken *iToken = nullptr;
46 : char *parse_token;
47 : int previous_index = 0;
48 :
49 : iToken = new aToken();
50 : fp = fopen ( filename, "rb" );
51 : int file_end = filesize ( fp );
52 :
53 : for( int i=0; igetToken( fp, &i, &file_end );
58 : printf("parse_token: |%s|\r\n", parse_token );
59 : // this cannot scope the below function, but sucope it in aDebug.cpp at 20190303
60 : // DEBUG_SUB( msg, "parse_token: |%s|\r\n", parse_token ) ;
61 : // DEBUG ( msg, "parse_token: |%s|\r\n", parse_token ) ;
62 : // o debug_msg_001 ();
63 : // DEBUG_002 ( msg, "parse_token: |%s|\r\n", parse_token ) ;
64 : // printf("msg: |%s|\r\n", msg );
65 : // err_msg_001 ( "parse_token: |%s|", parse_token ) ;
66 :
67 : if ( m_compare( parse_token, (char *) "void" ) == 1 ) {
68 : printf("void\r\n");
69 : exit( -1);
70 : } else {
71 :// m_free_token( parse_token );
72 :// free_main_token (); //scope
73 : iToken->free_main_token ();
74 :// free( parse_token );
75 :// token = (char*)"\0";
76 : }
77 :
78 : // DEBUG
79 : if ( previous_index > i ) {
80 : printf("previous_index > i\r\n");
81 : printf("i=%d previous_index=%d\r\n", i, previous_index );
82 : exit(-1);
83 : } else if ( previous_index == i ) {
84 : printf("i=%d previous_index=%d\r\n", i, previous_index );
85 : exit(-1);
86 : }
87 :
88 : }
89 :
90 : fclose(fp);
91 : return 1;
92 :}
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