The problem seems to be related to how the pointer is being released. I don't know if this is a memory leak or if actually the object is being used by another instance. This kind of behaviours are exactly the reason to exist for the c++11 smart pointers. Maybe with them this can be easier managed.
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The problem seems to be related to how the pointer is being released. I don't know if this is a memory leak or if actually the object is being used by another instance. This kind of behaviours are exactly the reason to exist for the c++11 smart pointers. Maybe with them this can be easier managed.