Fix: remove the leak protection entirely
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@@ -140,14 +140,15 @@ static int CreateANSALPRHandle_Impl(ANSCENTER::ANSALPR** Handle, const char* lic
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// Ensure all shared DLLs (OpenCV, OpenVINO, TRT, ORT) are pre-loaded
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ANSCENTER::ANSLibsLoader::Initialize();
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// Release existing handle if called twice (prevents leak from LabVIEW)
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if (*Handle) {
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if (UnregisterALPRHandle(*Handle)) {
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(*Handle)->Destroy();
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delete *Handle;
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}
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*Handle = nullptr;
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}
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// Pure constructor: ignore *Handle(in). LabVIEW's CLF Node marshalling
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// reuses the same temp buffer per call site, so *Handle(in) often holds
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// leftover bytes from the previous Create's output even when the actual
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// LabVIEW wire is a different, freshly-allocated instance. Inspecting
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// *Handle(in) and destroying what we "see" tears down legitimate
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// parallel instances. (Same reasoning as CreateANSAWSHandle.)
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// Trade-off: a true double-Create on the same wire leaks the prior
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// handle -- caller's bug; the alternative is far worse.
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*Handle = nullptr;
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if (engineType == 0) {
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(*Handle) = new ANSCENTER::ANSALPR_CPU();// built-in paddle OCR
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