reference count

Certain bits in the bitmap are used to indicate locks that are held until the end of a transaction, even if their reference count equals 0.

This method enables you to force an RCW reference count release so that it occurs precisely when you want it to.

it is common for a lookup routine to increase the reference count on the matching element, and let the caller release it when necessary.

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A shared class consists of a pointer to a shared data block that contains a reference count and the data.

Each object has an associated reference count -- the number of active references to that object.

Every time a transaction asks for a lock on a particular resource, a reference count is incremented.

Because of this bug, Windows Installer does not keep a reference count for the number of updates that reference a single shared file.

The use of the reference count is a simple but effective mechanism to avoid freeing still- referenced data structures.

When a procedure is passed a pointer to a data structure, it adds to the reference count.

Class, this will always happen immediately since there is no reference count to indicate that other threads are using this handle.

Makes a thread-safe increment to the user reference count of the application manager instance.

When you call a method on an interface, the reference count is incremented; when the method returns, the reference count is decremented.

If an object's reference count is zero, it is garbage (unreachable from the user program) and can be recycled.

Calling an object with this method causes the reference count to increment on the interface pointer before the pointer is returned.

The lock cannot be released until the reference count equals 0.

Any reference count information about legacy versions of the file is ignored.

When the reference count reaches zero, the objects within the scope are released.

When the reference count on the CCW reaches zero, the wrapper releases its reference on the managed object.

Decrements the reference count on the specified interface.

Then, when your procedure is finished using it, it decreases the reference count.

The reference count will be decremented when the runtime performs garbage collection on the managed object representing the COM object.

The handle is strong if the reference count on the CCW is greater than zero ; otherwise it is weak .

This has the effect of incrementing the reference count of the COM component.

A circular reference is formed when two objects reference each other, giving each object a reference count of 1.

Making a shallow copy is very fast, because it only involves setting a pointer and incrementing the reference count.

Reference count of the new skb is 1.

In Visual Basic 6. 0, every object instance maintains a reference count.

When you call a method on an interface, the reference count is incremented;

The Implement of an Adapting Reference Count Smart Pointer

Method reduces the reference count of applications using the application manager to 0, the