On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 12:21 PM, Christopher Collins
ccollins47...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Chicken users,
I'm struggling with an issue where a scheme object is being unexpectedly
garbage collected.
Just to provide an update - the problem appears to be solved. My mistake was
that I was
On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 12:21:47PM -0700, Christopher Collins wrote:
The way I understood it, the returned mystruct instance would never get
garbage collected until I explicitly call CHICKEN_delete_gc_root(). I never
actually delete the root (I set a breakpoint on CHICKEN_delete_gc_root in
Thanks, Peter.
The C code always uses CHICKEN_gc_root_ref() to obtain the reference
that it passes to the scheme code.
Also, something that I didn't make very clear: after creating the root
as paraphrased in my previous email, the C code successfully passes
the struct reference to a scheme
Hello Chicken users,
I'm struggling with an issue where a scheme object is being unexpectedly
garbage collected.
To provide some context: my program's main() is in C, and the C code calls out
to scheme procedures. One of these scheme procedures makes and returns a
struct (via the defstruct
