On Jan 17, 2008 8:00 PM, Bruce Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm sorta okay with that. Hopefully we won't need this kinda stuff much
> longer though. ;-)
Right... we might not be able to get rid of them all though. If we can
then awesome.
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I'm sorta okay with that. Hopefully we won't need this kinda stuff much
longer though. ;-)
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How about we just settle for Allocate()+Init() since this isn't a very
controversial matter. Each instantiable kernel type (unmanaged),
should provide at least:
public static Type *Allocate ();
public static void Init (Type *type);
where Allocate() both allocates and initializes the data. Natural
I agree with the need for a common convention, but my brain is currently
drawing blanks on what I think it should be. More thoughts, from others, are
obviously welcome...
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We have a number of different conventions for Alloc() methods on
types, here are some of them:
public static Type *Allocate ();
public static Type *CREATE ();
public static Type *Allocate (Type *inst);
The first two will usually allocate and initialize a
dynamically-allocated blob, whereas the th
