The only thing that I could think of causing such stuff is when you believe in the myth that using a byte ptr to an object is a reference as well because it is not ...
In that case you could actually get into trouble.
In that case you could actually get into trouble.
Ah, you read ahead. That's my newly acquired plan to fake weak references. So no, I'm counting on that to NOT be a reference ;)
I'm definitely not explicitly dereferencing anything, so hopefully Mark is right and I'm re-inserting, which amounts to the same thing. Can't find it yet, but I'm hopeful that might be it.
EDIT: Nope, couldn't find it, so I'm going to rip it out and write it how I originally intended, but from scratch this time. Hopefully whatever went "wrongly-right" last time won't happen again and I won't have to worry about why.