TempAlloc.malloc

Allocates nbytes bytes on the TempAlloc stack. NOT safe for real-time * programming, since if there's not enough space on the current block, * a new one will automatically be created. Also, very large objects * (currently over 4MB) will simply be heap-allocated. * * Bugs: Memory allocated by TempAlloc is not scanned by the GC. * This is necessary for performance and to avoid false pointer issues. * Do not store the only reference to a GC-allocated object in * TempAlloc-allocated memory.

void* malloc(size_t nbytes)
struct TempAlloc
static nothrow
void*
malloc
(
size_t nbytes
)
void* malloc(size_t nbytes, State stateCopy)

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