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Sometimes you might want application-domain memory to be zeroed by RCSW as if it came from calloc(), and sometimes not, for performance reasons. This should be (a) a cmake configure which sets the default for all data structures, and (b) a flag which can be passed to each individual data structure to override the default behavior if there is a conflict.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
- Create single chokepoint where all malloc()/calloc() calls happens so that
RCSW can cleanly/easily be built to not use malloc() if necessary.
- Exposed some VERY subtle dependencies and bugs (e.g., which modules rely on
zeroed memory that they allocate and which don't)
Sometimes you might want application-domain memory to be zeroed by RCSW as if it came from calloc(), and sometimes not, for performance reasons. This should be (a) a cmake configure which sets the default for all data structures, and (b) a flag which can be passed to each individual data structure to override the default behavior if there is a conflict.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: