Folks,
I spotted something odd last night and wondered if anyone had any thoughts on
it.
I've been looking at &allocated before and after expressions to get some
insight
into storage use and hit this:
before := &allocated
1./2
after := &allocated
write("delta &allocated = ",after - before)
which generates
delta &allocated = 12
Does anyone have a clue as to why evaluating a real number generates 12 bytes!?
The allocation is in the block region BTW and it makes no difference if the
expression is all reals or involves type coercion.
Windows Unicon binary dated April 2010 on Windows 7.
David
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