memory leaks: set reals and integer to 0?

[69stehend]

do i have to set reals and integers to 0 to avoid memory leak?

 

[Tirlititi]

No.

Same goes for booleans.

 

[edo494]

none of native types - integer, real, boolean, string(special), code needs to be nulled as those are not pointers, only things that must be nulled are handles because those are actually pointers to the objects
Strings are special because they leak first and only time they are used because they are added to string table from which they are reused afterwards.

 

[69stehend]

ok thx, was what i assumed

 

[Dr Super Good]

You only do with handle type variables due to them being handles and there being a bug with the reference counter used to recycle the handle index.

You do not need to null argument locals, only locals declared with the "local" key word.