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| object<-lock_object |
A locked object is destroyed by object->free.
To protect an object against
object->free,
use object->protect.
When @off,
the lock is removed from the object. If the object has no references, it
will be object->free’d.
If this is not desirable, use object<-unlock.
->protect ->done ->lock_object