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  • JonBJ JonB

    @Qt-embedded-developer
    This is hundreds of lines of code. Nobody else wants to read through all your code, it's not reasonable to ask them to do so. Please produce a minimal example if you have a question.

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    @JonB sorry for write whole code. but can you give example to how to deallocate memory for recent mentioned singleton class ?

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    • Q Qt embedded developer

      @JonB sorry for write whole code. but can you give example to how to deallocate memory for recent mentioned singleton class ?

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      @Qt-embedded-developer Can you please explain what the problem is?
      I already gave you an example how to deallocate memory...

      https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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      • jsulmJ jsulm

        @Qt-embedded-developer Can you please explain what the problem is?
        I already gave you an example how to deallocate memory...

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        @jsulm yes i understood that. but to deallocate memory for below 2 statement i need example.

        std::map<int,sqlite3 *> sqliteHandleMap;

        static std::map<int,SqliteManagerBGSync *> sqliteManagerMap;

        i have tried to implement deallocate memory for them like below function in that class like below :

        SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup()
        {
        for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
            delete kv.second;
        }
        sqliteManagerMap.clear();
        
        }
        

        but it gives me many errors like below:

                ^
        

        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.h", line 42: Error: #260-D: explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
        cleanup();
        ^
        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 25: Error: #260-D: explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
        SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup()
        ^
        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #260-D: explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
        for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
        ^
        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #252: reference variable "kv" requires an initializer
        for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
        ^
        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
        for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
        ^
        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #29: expected an expression
        for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
        ^
        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
        for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
        ^
        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 28: Error: #153: expression must have class type
        delete kv.second;
        ^
        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 32: Error: #940-D: missing return statement at end of non-void function "app::dbmanager::SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup"
        }

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        • Q Qt embedded developer

          I have seen that my project code is use singleton class to access database.

          I want to free the memory allocated by this class how to do it ? can any body give example for that ?

          #ifndef SQLMANAGER_H_
          #define SQLMANAGER_H_
          
          #include <boomer.h>
          #include <sqlite/sqlite3.h>
          #include <vector>
          #include <string>
          #include "Header/AFCSTicket.h"
          //#include "Error.h"
          
          using namespace std;
          
          namespace app
          {
          namespace dbmanager
          {
          
          class SqliteManager {
          
          public :
          	static	SqliteManager* GetDBInstance();
          	sqlite3* handle;
          	sqlite3_stmt *statement;
          	static sqlite3* getDataBaseHandle();
          
          	int prepareStatement(const char *query);
          	int openDatabase();
          	void closeDatabase();
          	boomer::transaction::TransactionResult connectToDataBase(std::string fileName, sqlite3* &handle);
          	boomer::transaction::TransactionResult disconnectDataBase(sqlite3* &handle);
          	void closeDatabaseForDBBackup();
          private:
          	SqliteManager();
          	static SqliteManager* iSqlInstanceDB;
          
          };
          }
          
          }
          #endif
          
          
          
          #include "SqliteManager.h"
          #include <stdio.h>
          #include <string>
          
          
          using namespace std;
          
          using namespace boomer::error;
          
          const char* DB_PATH_MAIN = "CONFIG.DB";
          
          namespace app
          {
          namespace dbmanager
          {
          SqliteManager* SqliteManager::iSqlInstanceDB = NULL;
          SqliteManager::SqliteManager()
          {
          	handle = NULL;
          }
          
          SqliteManager* SqliteManager::GetDBInstance()
          {
          	DBGF_TRACE("SqliteManager::GetDBInstance _heap_max() = %d",_heap_max());
          	DBGF_TRACE("SqliteManager::GetDBInstance _heap_current() = %d",_heap_current());
          
          	if ( iSqlInstanceDB == NULL ) {
          		iSqlInstanceDB = new SqliteManager();
          		DBGF_TRACE("SqliteManager::GetDBInstance _heap_max() = %d",_heap_max());
          	  DBGF_TRACE("SqliteManager::GetDBInstance _heap_current() = %d",_heap_current());
          	}
          	else
          	{
          	DBGF_TRACE("SqliteManager::GetDBInstance _heap_max() = %d",_heap_max());
          	DBGF_TRACE("SqliteManager::GetDBInstance _heap_current() = %d",_heap_current());
          	}
          	return iSqlInstanceDB;
          }
          
          int SqliteManager::openDatabase()
          {
          	int memused = sqlite3_memory_used();
              DBGF_TRACE("AFCS:SqliteManager::closeDatabase()::memused=%d",memused);
          
          	if(handle != NULL)
          	{
          		DBGF_TRACE("before SqliteManager::openDatabase _heap_max() = %d",_heap_max());
          		DBGF_TRACE("before SqliteManager::openDatabase _heap_current() = %d",_heap_current());
          
          
          		int val = sqlite3_db_release_memory(handle);
          
          	    memused = sqlite3_memory_used();
          		DBGF_TRACE("AFCS:SqliteManager::closeDatabase()::memused=%d",memused);
          
          		DBGF_TRACE("SqliteManager::openDatabase sqlite3_db_cacheflush val = %d",val);
          
          		DBGF_TRACE("SqliteManager::openDatabase _heap_max() = %d",_heap_max());
          		DBGF_TRACE("SqliteManager::openDatabase _heap_current() = %d",_heap_current());
          		return SUCCESS;
          	}
          
          	int res = sqlite3_open(DB_PATH_MAIN, &handle);
          	if(res != SQLITE_OK)
          	{
            	DBGF_TRACE("SqliteManager::openDatabase _heap_max() = %d",_heap_max());
          		DBGF_TRACE("SqliteManager::openDatabase _heap_current() = %d",_heap_current());
          		ERROR_RETURN(0);
          	}
          	else
          	{
          		DBGF_TRACE("openDatabase _heap_max() = %d",_heap_max());
          	  DBGF_TRACE("openDatabase _heap_current() = %d",_heap_current());
          
          	    if(sqlite3_exec(handle, "PRAGMA journal_mode = WAL;PRAGMA  cache_size = 100000;", NULL, 0, NULL) == SQLITE_OK)
          		{
          	    DBGF_TRACE("SQLITE QUERY SUCCESS: PRAGMA journal_mode = WAL;PRAGMA  cache_size = 100000;");
          			DBGF_TRACE("openDatabase _heap_max() = %d",_heap_max());
          		  DBGF_TRACE("openDatabase _heap_current() = %d",_heap_current());
          			return SUCCESS;
          		}
          		else
          		{
          			DBGF_TRACE("SQLITE QUERY FAIL: PRAGMA journal_mode = WAL;PRAGMA  cache_size = 100000;");
          			DBGF_TRACE("openDatabase _heap_max() = %d",_heap_max());
          			DBGF_TRACE("openDatabase _heap_current() = %d",_heap_current());
          
          			ERROR_RETURN(0);
          		}
          		DBGF_TRACE("openDatabase _heap_max() = %d",_heap_max());
          		DBGF_TRACE("openDatabase _heap_current() = %d",_heap_current());
          		return SUCCESS;
          	}
          
          }
          
          int SqliteManager::prepareStatement(const char *query)
          {
          	if(openDatabase() != SUCCESS)
          	{
          		ERROR_RETURN(0);
          	}
          
          	statement = NULL;
          	int res = sqlite3_prepare_v2(handle, query, -1, &statement, 0);
          
          	if(res != SQLITE_OK)
          	{
          		sqlite3_finalize(statement);
          		statement = NULL;
          
          		ERROR_RETURN(0);
          
          	}else{
          		return SUCCESS;
          	}
          }
          
          
          void SqliteManager::closeDatabase()
          {
          	DBGF_TRACE("_heap_max() = %d",_heap_max());
              DBGF_TRACE("_heap_current() = %d",_heap_current());
          	//	if (handle != NULL)
          	//	{
          	//		if(sqlite3_close(handle) == SQLITE_OK)
          	//		{
          	//			DBGF_TRACE("Close Database Success: %s", sqlite3_errmsg(handle));
          	//			handle = NULL;
          	//		}
          	//		else
          	//			LOGF_ERROR("Close Database Error: %s", sqlite3_errmsg(handle));
          	//	}
          }
          
          boomer::transaction::TransactionResult SqliteManager::connectToDataBase(std::string dbFilename , sqlite3* &handle)
          {
          	int res = 0;
          	res = sqlite3_open(dbFilename.c_str(), &handle);
          	if( res != SQLITE_OK )
          	{
          		ERROR_RETURN(CONFIG_DB_CONNECT_FAILED);
          	}
          
          	return boomer::transaction::trOk;
          }
          
          boomer::transaction::TransactionResult SqliteManager::disconnectDataBase(sqlite3* &handle)
          {
          	long errCode = 0;
          	//Disconnect to DataBase
          	int res = sqlite3_close(handle);
          	if(res)
          	{
          		errCode = CONFIG_DB_DISCONNECT_FAILED;
          		return res;
          	}
          	handle = NULL;
          	return boomer::transaction::trOk;
          }
          void SqliteManager::closeDatabaseForDBBackup()
          {
          	DBGF_TRACE("AFCS:SqliteManager::closeDatabaseForDBBackup()");
          	if (handle != NULL)
          	{
          		if(sqlite3_close(handle) == SQLITE_OK)
          		{
          			DBGF_TRACE("closeDatabaseForDBBackup::Close Database Success: %s", sqlite3_errmsg(handle));
          			handle = NULL;
          		}
          		else
          		{
          			//LOGF_ERROR("closeDatabaseForDBBackup::Close Database Error: %s", sqlite3_errmsg(handle));
          		}
          	}
          }
          
          }
          
          }
          
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          #8

          @Qt-embedded-developer deleting a singleton instance is not a trivial matter, you have to follow proper guidelines, or you program may explode.

          I would suggest reading and following
          https://www.interviewsansar.com/singleton-class-delete-design/


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          • Q Qt embedded developer

            @jsulm yes i understood that. but to deallocate memory for below 2 statement i need example.

            std::map<int,sqlite3 *> sqliteHandleMap;

            static std::map<int,SqliteManagerBGSync *> sqliteManagerMap;

            i have tried to implement deallocate memory for them like below function in that class like below :

            SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup()
            {
            for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                delete kv.second;
            }
            sqliteManagerMap.clear();
            
            }
            

            but it gives me many errors like below:

                    ^
            

            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.h", line 42: Error: #260-D: explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
            cleanup();
            ^
            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 25: Error: #260-D: explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
            SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup()
            ^
            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #260-D: explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
            for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
            ^
            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #252: reference variable "kv" requires an initializer
            for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
            ^
            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
            for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
            ^
            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #29: expected an expression
            for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
            ^
            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
            for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
            ^
            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 28: Error: #153: expression must have class type
            delete kv.second;
            ^
            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 32: Error: #940-D: missing return statement at end of non-void function "app::dbmanager::SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup"
            }

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            @Qt-embedded-developer said in Deallocate memory to singleton class which access database ?:

            SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup()

            C++ basics: return type is missing...

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            • jsulmJ jsulm

              @Qt-embedded-developer said in Deallocate memory to singleton class which access database ?:

              SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup()

              C++ basics: return type is missing...

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              #10

              @jsulm hi jsulm i am returning nothing. my return type is void.

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                @jsulm hi jsulm i am returning nothing. my return type is void.

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                @Qt-embedded-developer said in Deallocate memory to singleton class which access database ?:

                my return type is void.

                Then write void there. Come on this is really basic stuff...

                https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                • jsulmJ jsulm

                  @Qt-embedded-developer said in Deallocate memory to singleton class which access database ?:

                  my return type is void.

                  Then write void there. Come on this is really basic stuff...

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                  @jsulm Okay thanks. but still i am getting below errors:

                  "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #260-D: explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
                  for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                  ^
                  "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #252: reference variable "kv" requires an initializer
                  for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                  ^
                  "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
                  for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                  ^
                  "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #29: expected an expression
                  for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                  ^
                  "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
                  for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                  ^
                  "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 28: Error: #153: expression must have class type
                  delete kv.second;

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                    @jsulm Okay thanks. but still i am getting below errors:

                    "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #260-D: explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
                    for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                    ^
                    "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #252: reference variable "kv" requires an initializer
                    for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                    ^
                    "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
                    for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                    ^
                    "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #29: expected an expression
                    for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                    ^
                    "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
                    for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                    ^
                    "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 28: Error: #153: expression must have class type
                    delete kv.second;

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                    @Qt-embedded-developer said in Deallocate memory to singleton class which access database ?:

                    Okay thanks. but still i am getting below errors:

                    Do your compiler support C++11 and did you enable C++11 support (eg. add CONFIG += c++11 in your PRO file)?

                    It is an old maxim of mine that when you have excluded the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. (Sherlock Holmes)

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                    • KroMignonK KroMignon

                      @Qt-embedded-developer said in Deallocate memory to singleton class which access database ?:

                      Okay thanks. but still i am getting below errors:

                      Do your compiler support C++11 and did you enable C++11 support (eg. add CONFIG += c++11 in your PRO file)?

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                      @KroMignon Hi i am not using qt . and sorry i can not enable C++ 11 because my compiler not support it. i can access map like std::map .

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                        @jsulm Okay thanks. but still i am getting below errors:

                        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #260-D: explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
                        for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                        ^
                        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #252: reference variable "kv" requires an initializer
                        for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                        ^
                        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
                        for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                        ^
                        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #29: expected an expression
                        for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                        ^
                        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
                        for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                        ^
                        "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 28: Error: #153: expression must have class type
                        delete kv.second;

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                        @Qt-embedded-developer

                        SqliteManagerBGSync();
                        cleanup();
                        

                        both are missing the return type, and also make sure to fix them in the *.cpp file as well!


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                        • J.HilkJ J.Hilk

                          @Qt-embedded-developer

                          SqliteManagerBGSync();
                          cleanup();
                          

                          both are missing the return type, and also make sure to fix them in the *.cpp file as well!

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                          @J-Hilk i have changed it . i have used void, But still i am getting as below mentioned error:

                          "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #260-D: explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
                          for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                          ^
                          "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #252: reference variable "kv" requires an initializer
                          for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                          ^
                          "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
                          for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                          ^
                          "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #29: expected an expression
                          for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                          ^
                          "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
                          for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                          ^
                          "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 28: Error: #153: expression must have class type
                          delete kv.second;

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                          • Q Qt embedded developer

                            @J-Hilk i have changed it . i have used void, But still i am getting as below mentioned error:

                            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #260-D: explicit type is missing ("int" assumed)
                            for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                            ^
                            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #252: reference variable "kv" requires an initializer
                            for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                            ^
                            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
                            for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                            ^
                            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #29: expected an expression
                            for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                            ^
                            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 27: Error: #65: expected a ";"
                            for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                            ^
                            "src\SqliteManagerBGSync.cpp", line 28: Error: #153: expression must have class type
                            delete kv.second;

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                            @Qt-embedded-developer As @KroMignon already asked you: do you have a C++11 capable compiler? And is C++11 activated?

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                            • jsulmJ jsulm

                              @Qt-embedded-developer As @KroMignon already asked you: do you have a C++11 capable compiler? And is C++11 activated?

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                              @jsulm no i have not. So what i have to change in below function:

                              SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup()
                              {
                              for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                                  delete kv.second;
                              }
                              sqliteManagerMap.clear();
                              
                              }
                              
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                              • Q Qt embedded developer

                                @KroMignon Hi i am not using qt . and sorry i can not enable C++ 11 because my compiler not support it. i can access map like std::map .

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                                @Qt-embedded-developer said in Deallocate memory to singleton class which access database ?:

                                Hi i am not using qt . and sorry i can not enable C++ 11. i can access map like std::map .

                                The problem is not std::map<>() but the way you iterate through the map: for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) requires at least C++11 support enabled! (cf. https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container/map)

                                I don't know which kind of C++ compiler you are using, for GCC for example enabling C++11 is done with -std=c++11 or -std=gnu++11

                                It is an old maxim of mine that when you have excluded the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. (Sherlock Holmes)

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                                  @jsulm no i have not. So what i have to change in below function:

                                  SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup()
                                  {
                                  for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) {
                                      delete kv.second;
                                  }
                                  sqliteManagerMap.clear();
                                  
                                  }
                                  
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                                  @Qt-embedded-developer Then you can't use auto, write the type instead of auto

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                                  • KroMignonK KroMignon

                                    @Qt-embedded-developer said in Deallocate memory to singleton class which access database ?:

                                    Hi i am not using qt . and sorry i can not enable C++ 11. i can access map like std::map .

                                    The problem is not std::map<>() but the way you iterate through the map: for (const auto& kv : sqliteManagerMap) requires at least C++11 support enabled! (cf. https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container/map)

                                    I don't know which kind of C++ compiler you are using, for GCC for example enabling C++11 is done with -std=c++11 or -std=gnu++11

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                                    @KroMignon i can not enable it like that because any change like that not allowed in my device.

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                                      @KroMignon i can not enable it like that because any change like that not allowed in my device.

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                                      @Qt-embedded-developer than do a normal for(x; x<y; ++x) loop


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                                        @Qt-embedded-developer than do a normal for(x; x<y; ++x) loop

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                                        @J-Hilk ,@jsulm ,@jsulm ,@KroMignon Thanks for enormous support.

                                        i have written like it below and now its not show any error:

                                        void SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup()
                                        {
                                        for (short int i =0 ; i<sizeof(sqliteManagerMap);i++)
                                        {
                                            delete sqliteManagerMap[i];
                                        }
                                        sqliteManagerMap.clear();
                                        
                                        }
                                        
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                                          @J-Hilk ,@jsulm ,@jsulm ,@KroMignon Thanks for enormous support.

                                          i have written like it below and now its not show any error:

                                          void SqliteManagerBGSync::cleanup()
                                          {
                                          for (short int i =0 ; i<sizeof(sqliteManagerMap);i++)
                                          {
                                              delete sqliteManagerMap[i];
                                          }
                                          sqliteManagerMap.clear();
                                          
                                          }
                                          
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                                          @Qt-embedded-developer
                                          using sizeof is almost certainly wrong here.

                                          std::map has a size() function, please use that.
                                          https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container/map/size


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