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[lewinj]

I added code to A_FMU.h, A_FMU.cpp, and FMU2.h to destroy and free the instances of the fmu on end of play.

[greenwoodms06]

A couple comments:

• Regarding the FMU2.cpp file.
  • The cleanUp function already exists as it appears right above the one you added. It is called ~FMU2. Is there a reason you did not use that one?
  • I don't believe that semicolon added around line 78 is required based upon the other code. Was it throwing an error?
• For the A_FMU.cpp file, the whole file looks like it is was changed. Clearly that isn't the case, is there something you can correct on you git commit to correct the issue so only the added code shows up (i.e., the EndPlay code). If you can't get it corrected, verify that the EndPlay function was the only change made to that file.

[greenwoodms06]

@lewinj I was discussing with @tnorby and instead of changing the FMU2.cpp file, you should be able to just add the line in the EndPlay function. This will call the destructor built into the FMU class (the ~FMU2 is the destructor).

delete mFmu;

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/new/operator%20delete/ The example there shows "new" which calls the constructor and allocates memory for the pointer, and "delete".

// operator delete example
#include <iostream>     // std::cout
struct MyClass {
  MyClass() {std::cout <<"MyClass constructed\n";}
  ~MyClass() {std::cout <<"MyClass destroyed\n";}
};
int main () {
  MyClass * pt = new (std::nothrow) MyClass;
  delete pt;    // implicitly calls ::operator delete(pt)
  return 0;
}

[lewinj]

I wasn't able to call the ~FMU2 function in end of play, I probably was doing it wrong. Also, I was getting errors without that semicolon. I'll redo the code and reupload the pull request. Sorry about A_FMU, I'm still new to GitHub.