On Sunday, 24 October 2021 at 05:54:43 UTC, data pulverizer wrote:
Actually it's more complicated than that. On construction I do need to call `protect` and call `unprotect` or `unprotect_ptr` when the function in which the object is created returns. At the moment, I'm not even sure (or more likely do not think) that it is suitable to call it as part of the destructor. Anyway, that's an aside.
Okay since it's stack allocated it's okay to call `unprotect` in the destructor if the object is a `struct` but not if it is a `class`.
