Freeing memory

Is there any conceivable way to deallocate memory for objects at runtime without changing frames?
IE, objects can be loaded only when needed by using the "Load on Call", but if a player drags out a single play session long enough they'd swamp their memory once everything is loaded
I'm curious if theres any way to remove them from the cache to undo the loading-on-call, to free up that memory when objects aren't in use.

With the current load on call option, whenever an object is first instantiated of that class, it loads all the graphics for it into memory
But its never freed up until a frame switch, even if all objects of that type are destroyed.
So is there any hypothetical way to free up memory, even through an extension given how MMF2's architecture works (I don't know if its feasible)

Hrmm, the memory object looks like it only mallocs and writes and doesn't free(), but even if it did, how would you figure out which addresses to free?
Sadly the way my game is set up, I couldn't switch to a buffer level except for very specific cutscenes

Well, try creating a new blank .mfa, create an active object in it, and print screen your desktop and a few other pages into that objects animation's, maybe 5-10 frames of random shots
Then set it to load on call and untick create at start
Put code in it as:

Press Space Bar: Create Object @ 0,0
Press Control: Destroy Object

now hit run, and look at your memory usage in the windows task manager. Mine shows up as 5100 kb before pressing space, 35060 kb after pressing space, and 35060 after destroying it.

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Maybe I'll have to look into the feasibility of popping my game into another frame and back inbetween levels, but I'll likely just use the Ostrich Algorithm on this one, my game will probably take less than 200 mb of RAM even if you fully loaded everything. Trying to preserve the state of all player conditions, a 50 megabyte hardcoded array in Lua, four different magicdeque objects with huge lists, three arrays, and still have to reload all the data for elements I *didn't* want to eject from the engine- well I'll make a nice hole in the sand.