boxaDestroyboxa
boxaDestroyboxa is not a widely documented standard function in major image-processing libraries. It does not appear as an official API name in common repositories. In practice, the identifier may reflect a codebase-specific wrapper, a macro, or simply a misspelling of related functions such as boxaDestroy or boxaDestroyBoxa. For those studying Leptonica-like data structures, BOXA refers to a dynamically managed array of bounding boxes used in OCR and image analysis.
In Leptonica, a BOXA structure holds coordinates of multiple boxes. The typical destructor is boxaDestroy, which
Signature and behavior (typical): void boxaDestroy(BOXA **pboxa); It accepts the address of a BOXA pointer, frees
Usage notes: Call boxaDestroy when the BOXA is no longer needed; after destruction, avoid dereferencing the
See also: BOXA, boxaCreate, boxaDestroy, and other memory-management utilities in Leptonica.