Dan Sugalski wrote: > >If PMC is a pointer to a structure, "new" will need to allocate memory for a > >new structure, and hence the value of mypmc will have to change. > > Nope. PMC structures will be parcelled out from arenas and not malloc'd, > and they won't be freed and re-malloced much. If we're passing in a PMC > pointer, we won't be reallocating the memory pointed to--rather we'll be > reusing it. So how do you get hold of a PMC from the arena in the first place? Alan Burlison
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