Is objects created using COM(component object model) in C++, will take heap allocated or stack allocated memory?
Is objects created using COM(component object model) in C++, will take heap allocated or
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Is objects created using COM(component object model) in C++, will take heap allocated or stack allocated memory?
Heap. Call to COM API yields an object and the API provides the caller with a handle to it (this actually corresponds to a pointer). Stack allocation would’ve made the handle to reference a freed memory once the call to COM API has returned.