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XtDestroyGC()							 XtDestroyGC()

Name
  XtDestroyGC - Release 2 compatible function to free read-only GCs.

Synopsis
  void XtDestroyGC(w, gc)
	 Widget w;
	 GC gc;

Inputs
  w	    Specifies any object on the display for which the GC was cre‐
	    ated.

  gc	    Specifies the GC to be deallocated.

Availability
  XtDestroyGC() is superseded by XtReleaseGC().

Description
  XtDestroyGC() deallocates a shared (read-only) Graphics Context.   Ref‐
  erences to sharable GCs are counted, and a free request is generated to
  the server when the last user of a given GC destroys it.

  Note that some earlier versions of XtDestroyGC() had only  a	gc  argu‐
  ment.	  Therefore,  this  function  is not very portable.  In addition,
  XtDestroyGC() is only guaranteed to work properly if there  is  exactly
  one open display in the application.

Usage
  You  should  never use this function.	 Programs running under Release 3
  and later should be converted to use XtReleaseGC().

See Also
  XtAllocateGC(1), XtGetGC(1), XtReleaseGC(1).

Xt - Graphics Context						 XtDestroyGC()

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