Index: generic/predefined.xotcl
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diff -u -r91e9b1a3b1c3e60a8538156b4aa37d5a664d5133 -rdc0040a6ddddf73e61c2a7d733ad7e15127e6bc1
--- generic/predefined.xotcl	(.../predefined.xotcl)	(revision 91e9b1a3b1c3e60a8538156b4aa37d5a664d5133)
+++ generic/predefined.xotcl	(.../predefined.xotcl)	(revision dc0040a6ddddf73e61c2a7d733ad7e15127e6bc1)
@@ -13,12 +13,12 @@
     # When the system shuts down, destroy is called for every
     # available object. When ::xotcl::Object and ::xotcl::Class are
     # destroyed, there would be no means to delete other objects, when
-    # "destroy" and "instdestroy" are only defined on these
+    # "destroy" and "dealloc" are only defined on these
     # objects. So, we register these on ::oo::object and ::oo::class
     # for the time being, since these two classes are deleted last.
     #
     ::xotcl::alias ::oo::object destroy ::xotcl::cmd::Object::destroy
-    ::xotcl::alias ::oo::class instdestroy ::xotcl::cmd::Class::instdestroy
+    ::xotcl::alias ::oo::class  dealloc ::xotcl::cmd::Class::dealloc
 
     #
     # Perform the basic setup of XOTcl. First, let us allocate the