Can clear a specific factory from static lifetime store #654
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Services need to clean up all their COM objects prior to COM rundown. Provide a way to remove a specific factory or factories from the static lifetime store. ```cpp clear_factory_static_lifetime<Class1, Class2, Class3>(); ``` The classes must be factory classes (in the `factory_implementation` namespace), to match `make_self`. We use the `instance_class` subtype to verify this.
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Services need to clean up all their COM objects without running down COM. Provide a way to remove a specific factory or factories from the static lifetime store.
The classes must be factory classes (in the
factory_implementationnamespace), to matchmake_self. We use theinstance_classsubtype to verify this.This fixes issue #651