basic idea. --- T x; T* px = new T(x); --- int x int* px = new int(x); // fails ---I need to do this for structs and basic types. What's the standard way to do this?
A crude but easy way to do this: int *px = [x].ptr;Only caveat is that the allocated block may be slightly bigger than necessary. If you are concerned about footprint, you may want to do it with GC.malloc calls directly.
-Steve
