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Hi Walden, > OK, I've used pointer-based languages for many years and I've never wanted > to allocate more memory in the middle of an allocation. Maybe that just > because I couldn't so my brain doesn't work that way, but why would you want > to do such a thing? Are you planning on having the allocation work like a > linked list where you're inserting a new element in the middle of the list? In a nutshell.. yup. The core utilities such as swMemExpand() and swMemShrink() are used to support more complex structures. There's nothing special about what I'm doing; these are just convenience wrappers that change the buffer size, then shift the data accordingly. Regards, John Taylor
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