Cleanup: Clean up memory by deleting the pointer to the Cmpp instance

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Clean up memory by deleting the pointer to the Cmpp instance

Description

This function is used to clean up and delete the instance of the Cmpp class in the C++ code. It ensures proper memory management and prevents memory leaks by deleting the pointer to the Cmpp object when it is no longer needed. It is important to call this function after you are done with the Cmpp object to ensure that no memory is leaked.

Usage

Cleanup()

Details

The Cleanup function must be called after using the Cmpp object to clean up the allocated memory in C++. Failure to call this function may result in memory leaks, as the memory allocated for the Cmpp object is not automatically freed.

Value

No return value. Called for side effects.

Examples

# Assuming you have previously initialized the Cmpp object with `Initialize()`
Cleanup()

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