Following Code causes memory leak.
In first case when value is not-temporary object Foo is managed correctly,
however, when a value object is created on the fly the reference counter
is increased once more.

So expected output should be:

Ctor
Dtor
----
Ctor
Dtor

But getting only

Ctor
Dtor
----
Ctor


Code:


        class Foo : Object
        {
                public Foo() {
                        stdout.printf("Ctor\n");
                }
                ~Foo() {
                         stdout.printf("Dtor\n");
                }
        }

        void foo(Value v)
        {
        }


        static int main (string[] args)
        {
                /// Ok
                {
                        Foo f=new Foo();
                        Value v=f;
                        foo(v);
                }
                stdout.printf("--------\n");
                /// Error
                {
                        Foo f=new Foo();
                        foo(f);
                }
                return 0;
        }