Hi...
There is a problem using NSInvocation on windows. It always allocates a
windows native virtual memory page for it's informations. Depending on
the windows version such a page can be very big and the number of these
pages are limited. If you have a lot of NSInvocation instances this
fragments your memory and you can also run out of virtual pages when you
are using ffi invocations.
The attached (trivial) patch fixes this. It allocates pages now using
malloc and later on adjusts the allocated memory flags using
VirtualProtect().
Thanks for applying,
Roland
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