notes.txt

FIXME sv_2mortal the P5 ref when wrapping in Raku.

in P5 destructor: remove object from objects PPA and set Raku object id to 0 as a flag,
arm the destructor again: sv_2mortal(SvREFCNT_inc(self))
when passing the object to P5 again and we note that it already has magic, but the object id is 0,
add the Raku object to the list and note the id

scrap that! New plan: I can use the original reference to the P5 object that
contains the base class' data and store it in the Raku object. And when I
pass the Raku object to Perl 5 code I can simply create a new reference that
will be pretty indistiguishable from the original one but will have an
independent reference count. DOESNT WORK! Every variable is a new SV, i.e. a new ref
This way the Raku object will have complete ownership of the Perl 5 kernel,
while it's still possible for Perl 5 code to keep the Raku object alive!

Plan: start with refcnt 1
When passing to P5: add magic, keep refcnt at 1 and mortalize
in destructor: free Raku object and resurrect
When passing to P5 again: re-set index, keep refcnt at 1 and mortalize
in Raku destructor: remove magic, free P5 object

Case 1: obj created, never passed to P5 and destroyed
  create: ref refcnt 1, obj refcnt 1
  destroyed: ref refcnt 0, obj refcnt 0 (no magic!)
Case 2: obj created, passed only to P5 and destroyed
  create: ref refcnt 1, obj refcnt 1
  passed to P5, ref refcnt 1, obj refcnt 2 (mortalized)
  destroyed in P5: refcnt 1, disabled magic
      -> Raku obj gets collected -> P5 obj destroyed because no magic
Case 3: obj created, passed to P5, kept in Raku, later destroyed
  create: refcnt 1
  passed to P5, refcnt 2, mortalized
  destroyed in P5: refcnt 1, disabled magic
Case 5: obj created, passed to P5, kept in Raku, later released in Raku