CTankClaw::~CTankClaw

0x00563e60 · 101 bytes · __thiscall

_ZN9CTankClawD2Ev

Decompiled

undefined (1 param)


/* CTankClaw::~CTankClaw() */

void __thiscall CTankClaw::~CTankClaw(CTankClaw *this)

{
  *(undefined ***)this = &PTR__CTankClaw_00c4fd08;
  *(undefined **)(this + 0x1510) = &DAT_00c50428;
  *(undefined4 *)(this + 0x180c) = 0;
  CUtlMemory<CHandle<CBaseEntity>,int>::Purge
            ((CUtlMemory<CHandle<CBaseEntity>,int> *)(this + 0x1800));
  *(undefined4 *)(this + 0x1810) = *(undefined4 *)(this + 0x1800);
  CUtlMemory<CHandle<CBaseEntity>,int>::Purge
            ((CUtlMemory<CHandle<CBaseEntity>,int> *)(this + 0x1800));
  *(undefined ***)this = &PTR__CTerrorWeapon_00c52908;
  *(undefined **)(this + 0x1510) = &DAT_00c53010;
  CWeaponCSBase::~CWeaponCSBase((CWeaponCSBase *)this);
  return;
}

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