I just realized that this is an automated forum... just wanted to
say sorry about posting here, and thank you for bearing with this!
Hi,
I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but it seems like struct alignment
isn't really working. When I execute this code:
struct Temp
{
ubyte x;
align(16) ubyte y;
}
auto o = Temp();
std.stdio.writefln("Address of ali
Hi,
I'm running this piece of code, but the memory isn't getting freed (as judging
from Task Manager). It doesn't help if I call collect() and minimize() in a
loop... is something wrong? Or is Task Manager not a reliable indicator of this?
Thank you!
import std.stdio;
import core.memory;
import
Hello,
I am trying to write code that will be called by my own boot loader, and as
such, my code is based directly at the memory address of 1 MB. Everything
works fine, until I need to use a pointer -- if I do, I must first increment
it by 1 MB before using it, because all pointers are addressed r
