The CBaseObject class is at the root of all Microsoft® DirectShow™ base classes. It maintains the object register, which is the list of objects (in those classes) that have been created but not yet destroyed. It exists primarily to provide debugging assistance by keeping a count of all active DirectShow objects. All base class constructors in derived base classes provide a debugging object name as the first parameter and call the CBaseObject constructor. You can view the debugging object name sent to this base class on a debugging monitor.
For more information about how the debug output location is chosen, see Debug Output Location.
Name | Description |
DbgDumpObjectRegister | Displays details about all objects in the object register. |
Displays details about all objects in the object register.
void WINAPI DbgDumpObjectRegister( );
The DirectShow debug routines ignore DbgDumpObjectRegister unless DEBUG is defined when the Microsoft DirectShow headers are included.
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