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by Andre Guirard
I've been doing a lot of programming in LotusScript recently using linked lists, and refining my technique. This might be old news to some of you but I thought I'd mention it. And what I'm saying here in part applies specifically to LotusScript, but in part to any language that does reference counting.
LotusScript memory management is not perfect, and I've encountered situations where it gets hung up when deallocating memory, particularly when there are object references that go across script libraries (a class in Library A contains a reference to an object whose class is declared in Library B). The more you deallocate objects yourself with a Delete statement, the better your chances of not having a problem...
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