On 2019-02-19 04:04, Steve Dower wrote:
Otherwise, the internal memory layout becomes part of the public ABI
Of course, the ABI (not API) depends on the internal memory layout. Why is this considered a problem? If you want a fixed ABI, use API level (1) from my last post. If you want a fixed API but not ABI, use level (2). If you really want stuff to be broken at any time, use (3) or (4). This is why I don't see the need to make a difference between (3) and (4): neither of them makes any guarantees about stability.
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