# The following was supposedly scribed by
# Sisyphus
# on Monday 27 June 2005 10:09 pm:
>Just idly browsing through the code and I noticed:
>
>SV* new (char* class) {
> gpc_polygon* p = malloc(sizeof(gpc_polygon));
>
>whereas I would expect something like:
>
>SV* new (char* class) {
> gpc_polygon* p;
>New(42, p, 1, gpc_polygon);
>
>Any particular reason for the former, as opposed to the latter ?
The code that I cribbed off of had malloc's in it and I've never had any
trouble with it :-)
That's what I meant about using OO. I won't ever access that outside of
the Inline'd methods, so I don't have an object count issue, etc. I'm
sure there's something nasty lurking in there if I were to compile it
on a less forgiving OS.
--Eric
--
I eat your socks and you pay me.
--The business sense of a very small goat.
---------------------------------------------
http://scratchcomputing.com
---------------------------------------------
