Yes, this was a compiler bug. If the initial value of a per-object variable was something complex (i.e. a list), then the initial value would end up as something else. This is now fixed in 0k/02.
Thanks for reporting, and sorry for the confusion!
Yes, this was a compiler bug. If the initial value of a per-object variable was something complex (i.e. a list), then the initial value would end up as something else. This is now fixed in 0k/02.
Thanks for reporting, and sorry for the confusion!