Peter, >>>The problem is that means that the Block has to manage when to invalidate >>>the proxy. If it is done via BlockContext then Phoenix can manage when >>>the proxies are invalidated and thus force it to invalidate at block >>>shutdown. >>> >>True, but if it is using the proxy internally, then GC will do yes? >> > >Not while it is still referenced somewhere else. The main reason I want to >use this is to stop people using objects after their creator has been >shutdown. These other people will still be referencing these objects and thus >wont be GCed > But if the alternative was to ask the coder to nullify or undo proxy during stop() or destruct() methods for a block they it is just equivalet to a massice tree being GC'd?
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