Joe, If a C function has a declared return value that is a pointer to a struct, should it be boxed in a C struct object automatically? Right now it just returns an alien object. Do you see any potential issues with this approach? One thing is that it might break code that checks for a null pointer by testing the return value against f; we could either not box f in a C struct, or add a null? word defined as '>c-ptr not'.
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