Short Answer:-
Generally, you don't. Let the garbage collector do it's thing and don't worry about it.
I shall leave it to the throng to supply you with the long answer... ;o)
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Have a look at this in the meantime. Ignore the references to FlushMem() as collection is done automatically now (or use GCCollect if you must) and MemAlloced() has become GCMemAlloced().
Or open up the IDE and look at...
Help Panel>Tutorials and Articles>BlitzMax Memory Management
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Generally, you don't. Let the garbage collector do it's thing and don't worry about it.
I shall leave it to the throng to supply you with the long answer... ;o)
[edit]
Have a look at this in the meantime. Ignore the references to FlushMem() as collection is done automatically now (or use GCCollect if you must) and MemAlloced() has become GCMemAlloced().
Or open up the IDE and look at...
Help Panel>Tutorials and Articles>BlitzMax Memory Management
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