RexxMemory.cpp
IntegerZero = new_integer(0);
IntegerOne = new_integer(1);
...
Looking at RexxMemory::live, I don’t see what is marking IntegerZero.
Other global static variables like TheTrueObject or nullPointer are put in a
collection.
addToEnvironment("TRUE", TheTrueObject);
addToSystem("NULLPOINTER", TheNullPointer);
and protected:
memory_mark(environment);
memory_mark(system);
Side question, out of curiosity:
// Create some special Rexx objects.
TheTrueObject = new RexxInteger(1);
TheFalseObject = new RexxInteger(0);
With these assignments, we have TheTrueObject <> IntegerOne, right?
Why not assigning IntegerZero, IntegerOne?
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