Objects created in C are treated the same as those in Scheme by the GC.
There is a lag between when an object is created and when it is first
liable to be GC'd (set indirectly by GC_TEMPS_SIZE in s7.c). The
hash-table
traversal creates a cons cell for each key/value pair, so if your table
has lots of entries, you need to gc protect at least the iterator.
I assume your hash-table is already protected. Don't turn off the GC.
Unless you want to keep the entries returned by s7_iterate, you don't
need
to gc protect them.
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