> Depends on what your profiling is telling you.
The trouble is -- I have no idea what is the impact of small allocations.
I've managed to eliminate most useless large allocations (the amount of
data consed used to be twice the amount of data processed, it's now on
the order of 103%), which has ha
> A method value, on the other hand, will allocate memory in some cases,
> as it may need to hold a copy of the value whose method will be
> invoked.
Even if the method takes a pointer receiver?
-- Juliusz
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