Method Release

src/server/angelscript/angelscript/source/as_scriptobject.cpp:607–654

}

int asCScriptObject::Release() const
{
	// Clear the flag set by the GC
	gcFlag = false;

	// If the weak ref flag exists it is because someone held a weak ref
	// and that someone may add a reference to the object at any time. It
	// is ok to check the existance of the weakRefFlag without locking here
	// because if the refCount is 1 then no other thread is currently 
	// creating the weakRefFlag.
	if( refCount.get() == 1 && extra && extra->weakRefFlag )
	{
		// Set the flag to tell others that the object is no longer alive
		// We must do this before decreasing the refCount to 0 so we don't
		// end up with a race condition between this thread attempting to 
		// destroy the object and the other that temporary added a strong
		// ref from the weak ref.
		extra->weakRefFlag->Set(true);
	}

	// Call the script destructor behaviour if the reference counter is 1.
	if( refCount.get() == 1 && !isDestructCalled )
	{
		// This cast is OK since we are the last reference
		const_cast<asCScriptObject*>(this)->CallDestructor();
	}

	// Now do the actual releasing
	int r = refCount.atomicDec();
	if( r == 0 )
	{
		// Flag this object as being destroyed so the application
		// can be warned if the code attempts to resurrect the object
		// during the destructor. This also avoids a recursive call
		// to the destructor which would crash the application if it
		// really does resurrect the object.
		if( !hasRefCountReachedZero )
		{
			hasRefCountReachedZero = true;

			// This cast is OK since we are the last reference
			const_cast<asCScriptObject*>(this)->Destruct();
		}
		return 0;
	}

	return r;
}

void asCScriptObject::CallDestructor()
{