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IDebugFunctionObject::CreateObjectNoConstructor

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Creates an object with no constructor.

Syntax

HRESULT CreateObjectNoConstructor( 
   IDebugField*   pClassObject,
   IDebugObject** ppObject
);

int CreateObjectNoConstructor(
   IDebugField      pClassField,
   out IDebugObject ppObject
);

Parameters

pClassObject
[in] An IDebugField object representing the type of the object to be created.

ppObject
[out] Returns an IDebugObject representing the newly created object.

Return Value

If successful, returns S_OK; otherwise, returns an error code.

Remarks

Call this method to create an object that represents an instance of a structure or complex type (that does not require a constructor) that is a parameter to the function which is represented by the IDebugFunctionObject interface.

If the object parameter requires a constructor, call the CreateObject method.

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