globle intBool DeallocateEnvironmentData()
{
#if ALLOW_ENVIRONMENT_GLOBALS
struct environmentData *theEnvironment, *nextEnvironment;
int i, rv = TRUE;
for (i = 0; i < SIZE_ENVIRONMENT_HASH; i++)
{
for (theEnvironment = EnvironmentHashTable[i];
theEnvironment != NULL;
)
{
nextEnvironment = theEnvironment->next;
if (! DestroyEnvironment(theEnvironment))
{ rv = FALSE; }
theEnvironment = nextEnvironment;
}
}
free(EnvironmentHashTable);
return(rv);
#else
return(FALSE);
#endif
}
int main(
int argc,
char *argv[])
{
mainEnv = CreateEnvironment();
RerouteStdin(mainEnv,argc,argv);
#if UNIX_V || LINUX || DARWIN || UNIX_7 || WIN_GCC || WIN_MVC
signal(SIGINT,CatchCtrlC);
#endif
CommandLoop(mainEnv);
#if UNIX_V || LINUX || DARWIN || UNIX_7 || WIN_GCC || WIN_MVC
signal(SIGINT,CatchCtrlC);
#endif
/*==================================================================*/
/* Control does not normally return from the CommandLoop function. */
/* However if you are embedding CLIPS, have replaced CommandLoop */
/* with your own embedded calls that will return to this point, and */
/* are running software that helps detect memory leaks, you need to */
/* add function calls here to deallocate memory still being used by */
/* CLIPS. If you have a multi-threaded application, no environments */
/* can be currently executing. */
/*==================================================================*/
DestroyEnvironment(mainEnv);
return(-1);
}
AdventureEngineEngine::~AdventureEngineEngine() {
debug("AdventureEngineEngine::~AdventureEngineEngine");
DestroyEnvironment(clipsEnv);
// Dispose your resources here
delete _rnd;
delete _console;
}
void __declspec(dllexport) CALL_CONV __DestroyEnvironment(
void *theEnv)
{
DestroyEnvironment(theEnv);
}
