Anybody knows how kotlin-native objects are garbag...

# kotlin-native

[MJegorovas]

Anybody knows how kotlin-native objects are garbage collected? This sample manages to crash the app

val array = Random.nextBytes(1000000)
for (i in 0..10000) {
    array.usePinned {
        NSData.create(bytes = it.addressOf(0), length = array.size.convert())
    }
}

[MJegorovas]

adding GC.collect call inside loop does nothing, because as I understand NSData objects are not allocated in heap?

[ephemient]

https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-arc-integration.html#objective-c-objects-lifecycle

[MJegorovas]

Thanks, but tried autoreleasepool before and it didn't help sadly.

[MJegorovas]

autoreleasepool with kotlin.native.binary.objcDisposeOnMain=false helped though, thanks!

[MJegorovas]

Does anybody know a youtrack issue I could follow for this? (assuming this is even possible to solve)