Can I call GC.addRoot from constructor and trigger collection with destroy()?

[Robert M. Münch]

I'm creating a bunch of objects and need to use these object pointers 
with C code. Hence I need to protect them from being GC with GC.addRoot.

Can this call be made out of a constructor? So that I can protect the 
objects as earyl as possible?

Could I then unprotect the memory inside the destructor, which I would 
call explicitly via destroy(...)? Or would a call to destroy be 
sufficient to tell the GC, now you can collect the memory?

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