[Quickfix-users] a naive question, but...

[Mark T. K. <mke...@di...>]

... who owns the heap storage for the FIX::Message objects passed over
the Application interface?  the quickfix runtime?  or the user's
callback code?  i.e. if the callback code never deletes them, will they
exist until the containing heavy-weight process goes away?  or if the
callback deletes the message, will anything break in the quickfix runtime?

/mark


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