Storing C++ data in an instance field using CNI?

[Paul Gear]

Bryce McKinlay wrote:
> ...
>> That's exactly what i'm looking for.  I want my native structure to be
>> checked and freed by the GC.  I think i might just declare it as an
>> Object for now - should that do the trick?
> 
> Yup, it will work. But, be warned that using Object to store native
> pointers is not offically supported and could break in the future.

Is there a better way to get some memory from the GC that will be
collected when my object disappears?

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