On Fri, Oct 31, 2003 at 02:02:08PM +0000, Alastair Reid wrote: > I think it's ok for the finalizer function to delete the environment > object if it wants isn't it? > > This isn't always the right thing to do but I think it is in the common case > that there is a unique environment object for every finalized object. > > In the other common case that there is a single environment object for a set > of objects (e.g., for all objects of the same 'type'), the finalizer might > decrement a reference count on the environment object.
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