Wow quick replies, thanks :)
Is `create()` not just a convenience wrapper around `alloc()`? It looks like it
just takes `sizeof(T)` for you to avoid you doing that yourself and then casts
it nicely for you?
cast[ptr T](alloc0(sizeof(T) * size))
Run
I was on that train of thought myself when I noticed `echo DangerousCat.sizeof`
is 8 bytes/64 bits so the size of a pointer and not the size of the
"underlying" struct itself.
Is there an easy way to get the `sizeof` the underlying type? Basically the
same way you would do `malloc()` in C would be `malloc(sizeof(DangerousCat))`
and make `DangerousCat` not a `ptr object`... so I seem to have come
full-circle on the "don't use `ptr object`" for type definitions argument!
