The destructor is called automatically; do not manually call the destructor*.

Removing elements from a vector while iterating looks something like this:

vector<Object*> objects;
for ( vector<Object*>::iterator itr = objects.begin(); itr != objects.end(); /* empty */ ) {
    if ( itr->shouldBeRemoved() ) {
        delete *itr; // Release memory allocated for the object pointed by the pointer in the iterator
        itr = object.erase( itr );
    } else
        itr ++;
}

* Unless the object was constructed using placement-new.

The destructor is called automatically; do not manually call the destructor*.

Removing elements from a vector while iterating looks something like this:

vector<Object*> objects;
for ( vector<Object*>::iterator itr = objects.begin(); itr != objects.end(); /* empty */ ) {
    if ( itr->shouldBeRemoved() )
        itr = object.erase( itr );
    else
        itr ++;
}

* Unless the object was constructed using placement-new.