Increments the reference count for an ADLX interface.
N/A
Returns the new reference count.
Acquire must be used when a copy of the interface pointer is needed.
In C++, when using ADLX interfaces as smart pointers, there is no need to call the Acquire because smart pointers call it in their internal implementation.
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Header |
include “ADLXDefines.h” |
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Minimum version |
1.0 |
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