On 26 October 2013 16:08, Andre Masella <[email protected]> wrote:
> If you look at the generated code, after the printf method, it will free the
> temporary variable created when it accessed L[0].
Ah. I see.
Is there no way to assign L[0] to some kind of weak variable so there's no inc?
I tried:
weak Obj WL = L[0];
But I get "Invalid assignment from owned expression to unowned variable"
I'm thinking "Get a plain pointer to an Obj out of L[0]."
Like the way args are passed to methods - the arg variable does not
seem to inc the ref_count.
void foo(Obj o) {printf shows the o.ref_count is 1 in here.}
Obj w = new Obj();
foo(w);
Thanks,
\d
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