Comment Comment by sam_perez Yeah, this does seem like an odd middle ground.But I suppose it's more about what you're tracking? For example, instead of tracking reference counts to variable, they're tracking reference counts to each scope. Then, if a scope has no more references, the variables it owns are cleaned up. parent sam_perez 2 years ago
But I suppose it's more about what you're tracking? For example, instead of tracking reference counts to variable, they're tracking reference counts to each scope. Then, if a scope has no more references, the variables it owns are cleaned up.