DOF DOF_AddDomainListener DOF_AddInterestListener DOF_CancelAllOperations DOF_Close DOF_Create DOF_CreateAuthenticator DOF_CreateAuthenticatorList DOF_CreateConnection DOF_CreateDomain DOF_CreateDomainList DOF_CreateServer DOF_CreateState DOF_CreateSystem DOF_CreateSystemList DOF_DEFAULT_AS_PROTOCOL_NEGOTIATOR DOF_DEFAULT_PROTOCOL_NEGOTIATOR DOF_Destroy DOF_GetAuthenticator DOF_GetRuntime DOF_Init DOF_RemoveDomainListener DOF_RemoveInterestListener DOF_ResolveCredentials DOF_SetConnectionLimit DOF_SetNodeDown DOF_Shutdown DOF_Stop DOF_TIMEOUT_NEVER DOF_UNLIMITED

void DOF_Destroy ( DOF  self ) Frees resources allocated during the creation of a DOF. This call must be made for each created DOF when the DOF is no longer required—usually during program termination. In addition to deallocating memory, calls to _Destroy functions in the API stop threads and attempt to clean up state associated with objects. When destroying a DOF, you should follow these steps: Call DOF_SetNodeDown. Destroy all components other than the DOF that have not been destroyed previously. This may include multiple calls to any or all of the following: DOFConnection_Destroy DOFServer_Destroy DOFSystem_Destroy DOFDomain_Destroy DOFAuthenticator_Destroy Finally, call DOF_Destroy. The DOF_Destroy function runs asynchronously. There is no guarantee that the DOF has finished being destroyed when this function returns. Any attempt to use a destroyed DOF will result in undefined behavior. Parameters self The DOF instance to destroy. If the value is NULL, no action is taken. See Also DOF_Create DOF_Shutdown