This doesn't seem to affect the functionality, and I have run kima through a valgrind check and it passes. So it is only an issue of C++ style. There are some strange uses of new to create variables on the heap and it's not clear where they get deleted. There is almost certainly a better way to manage these things.
This doesn't seem to affect the functionality, and I have run kima through a valgrind check and it passes. So it is only an issue of C++ style. There are some strange uses of
newto create variables on the heap and it's not clear where they getdeleted. There is almost certainly a better way to manage these things.