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by kevincox
1311 days ago
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> notably, if you're passing data into a function by pointer, it's not going to allocate Isn't it still possible for the value to escape here? For example the callee could stick it until a global data structure. In fact it seems like a pointer passed to a function would need to be on the heap "by default" unless the compiler can prove that it doesn't escape. |
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