Manage Metal objects with smart pointers#3282
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Looks great! Thanks for doing that. It is so much better than before actually...
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Refs #3148.
For resources that are going to be transferred or kept, store them in
NS::SharePtr, for temporary resources useautorelease(). In this way we don't have to manually callrelease(), which made the code very hard to modify, and it also makes the code exception-safe when we want to handle errors.Have ran tests with
OBJC_DEBUG_MISSING_POOLS=YESand verified that we are not adding leaks. And the impact of this change is actually small since most resources are only created once on initialization and not released on exit.