On 16-May-07, at 1:39 PM, Peter K. Stys wrote: > To clarify: RB2K7r1, OS X, building OS X UB. One array of singles in > the struct (not an array of structs), + about 40 bytes of other vars. > > My reading of the RB docs suggests structs are allocated on the stack > and passed by value, hence on the stack. > > Using a memblock was my next thought but, alas, memblocks are not > allowed within structs: curious, why can't i store a 4-byte ptr to a > block of allocated memory in a struct as you can do in C? No dice.
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