More pedantic explanation of delegate context #95
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Depending of actual closure allocation, delegate context pointer may link to either enclosing function stack or heap copy.
| a nested function includes a link to the enclosing context | ||
| instead. However, D compiler may automatically make a copy of | ||
| the context on the heap if it is necessary for memory safety - | ||
| in that case delegate will link the that heap area. |
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@Dicebot FYI: if you make your changes on a branch of |
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You can simply add my remote and push to my PR branch if you want to fix some grammar bits directly. It doesn't have to be a branch of Creating PR branches in main repo is too noisy, it should be reserved for bigger feature branches. |
Okay, well the advantage of a branch being here is that immediately all collaborates have access, but yes that works for me too. Thanks!
Argh .. you get an email whenever I create a new branch? :O |
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What is the issue with travis? |
Yeah that's on me (with the 1.0.2 changes this fix was introduced), but it's already fixed on the main repo, so I just restarted Travis. |
Depending of actual closure allocation, delegate
context pointer may link to either enclosing function stack
or heap copy.