VolganPoet Wrote:Also, OC++ will not call custom constructors nor virtual destructors; therefore (in OC methods and objects) always use pointers to CPP objects to be safe (new and delete operators will handle ctor/dtor correctly).

IIRC, C++ classes created on the stack (ie normally) construct and destruct just fine; it's only when they're members of an Obj-C class that there's a problem, because their constructors don't automatically get called when the class is created (and likewise, with "destructors" and "destroyed").