CUtlVector<TemplateEntityData_t,CUtlMemory<TemplateEntityData_t,int>>::~CUtlVector

0x0083ec50 · 43 bytes · __thiscall

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undefined (1 param)


/* CUtlVector<TemplateEntityData_t*, CUtlMemory<TemplateEntityData_t*, int> >::~CUtlVector() */

void __thiscall
CUtlVector<TemplateEntityData_t*,CUtlMemory<TemplateEntityData_t*,int>>::~CUtlVector
          (CUtlVector<TemplateEntityData_t*,CUtlMemory<TemplateEntityData_t*,int>> *this)

{
  *(undefined4 *)(this + 0xc) = 0;
  CUtlMemory<TemplateEntityData_t*,int>::Purge((CUtlMemory<TemplateEntityData_t*,int> *)this);
  *(undefined4 *)(this + 0x10) = *(undefined4 *)this;
  CUtlMemory<TemplateEntityData_t*,int>::Purge((CUtlMemory<TemplateEntityData_t*,int> *)this);
  return;
}

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