Script object memory footprint grows as it's used multiple times

[kevdev424]

Hey, not sure if this is expected or not but it seems each use of a Script object increases it's size. I've created a pool of Script objects and have a system to reuse them because construction is expensive and they shouldn't hold any state aside from the Lua I wish to run.

My use case is pretty trival:

var script = new Script();
script.DoString(ScriptOfLuaFunctions);

for(int i = 0; i <= 1000, i++) {
   var table = new Table(script)
   // add stuff to the table here
   var result = script.Call(script.Globals["myfunction"], randomParam1, table)
}

When creating the Table or using Call, is there some extra state being added to Script somewhere? To me this use case looks like it should be stateless.

Thanks