https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=159961
--- Comment #1 from Henrry John <[email protected]> --- Personal insights of the matters: The crash appears to occur before any opportunity for manual or automatic cleanup processes. Since the object instance is declared outside the scope of any subroutines or functions, both manual cleanup (using `Nothing`) and automatic cleanup via garbage collection might not be triggered. This lack of cleanup could lead to a memory leak, possibly explaining the unresponsiveness and crash of all LibreOffice instances and the sudden spike in memory usage. In situations where crashes happen during the instantiation phase, understanding how the BASIC interpreter allocates and manages memory for class objects, especially when declared globally or at a module level, becomes crucial. It's important to note that these insights are speculative, providing a hypothesis for consideration. The real root cause may lie elsewhere in the handling of class objects within the LibreOffice BASIC interpreter. Further analysis of the interpreter's internals is necessary for a conclusive understanding of the issue. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
