Hi again 
So, I've stumbled across a strange issue with circular references. It seems AngelScript doesn't like it when I feed a member variable a reference to its owner (not too surprising, all things considered).
Here is an example of what I mean: (I'm using the "any object"-addon in this example)
class A
{
any test;
A()
{
test.store(@this);
}
}
void main()
{
A a();
}
After running this code, I get the following error messages as I exit my application:
ERR: (0, 0) : ERR : Object {4}. GC cannot destroy an object of type 'A' as it doesn't know how many references to there are.
ERR: (0, 0) : ERR : Object {5}. GC cannot destroy an object of type 'any' as it can't see all references. Current ref count is 1.
ERR: (0, 0) : ERR : Object {76}. GC cannot destroy an object of type '_builtin_objecttype_' as it can't see all references. Current ref count is 2.
INFO: (0, 0) : INFO : The builtin type in previous message is named 'A'
While this doesn't actually cause any memory leaks as far as I can tell, I still suspect this might lead to problems. I have tried to call scriptEngine->GarbageCollect(asGC_FULL_CYCLE) before scirptEngine->Release(), same result. So now I'm wondering what might be causing this. Is this expected behavior perhaps?
(I'm using AngelScript 2.29.0 btw)
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