Hi all,
In which circumstances might a cCall, registered as follows, invoke
#value on its argument? It happens only in a particular circumstance
(which I'm still pinning down, but seems related to global garbage
collection), which leads me to suspect it's not supposed to happen *at all*.
sdlFlip: aCobject0
"I set up a flip and return on hardware that supports
double-buffering, or perform a SDL_UpdateRect on hardware that
doesn't. My C function call prototype:
extern DECLSPEC int SDLCALL SDL_Flip(SDL_Surface *screen);"
<cCall: 'SDL_Flip' returning: #int
args: #( #cObject )>
Regards,
Tony
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