Thanks for the feedback. I have updated my registration from a reference to a handle and everything is working great.

P.S. Andreas thanks for providing Angelscript it's been really useful for me. I can't remember how I discovered it but I'm glad that I did. The integration with my application was a breeze.

I'm happy to hear you enjoy using AngelScript. May I ask what you're using it for?

I am using Angelscript as part of an internal research project in a test and measurement application. I've written some drivers for National Instruments, Sensoray, and United Electronics boards. It's probably not what most people are using Angelscript for but it met my requirements perfectly. I use it to control what happens at each step in a test sequence. I have an application that builds a script based on some user input. They can also enter script code directly if they wish. And here is the really cool thing, it runs in the RTOS QNX. In reality there are a lot of parallels between game development and test and measurement applications. Games control a virtual world with real user feedback. Tests control the real world with real user and system feedback. Some people might think I'm crazy but I have 3 systems running 24 hours a day without any problems. I really want to get this running on real time Linux but I've had issues with latencies and a lack of documentation. I figure as the RT Preempt patch matures these problems will work themselves out though.

Cheers,
Tony

It's really cool to hear AngelScript being used in a real-time environment like that. I'm happy to hear the code is living up to my expectations of a robust library.