What prevents us from using an interface for that purpose, which would consist
of at least 3 functions:
- IntPtr Allocate(uint size);
- void Deallocate(IntPtr ptr);
- bool Owns(IntPtr ptr);
I think this serves a better purpose. Delegates are going to take a bit longer
to implement as they require some non-trivial runtime support.
Mike
Bruce Markham schrieb:
I'm going to agree with Jonathan on that one.
I had talked along the same concept before - the idea of an allocation context
- but it really boils down to the allocation and deallocation being delegates.
(Or function pointers - depending on where in the kernel you are using them.)
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