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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik
*shudders* If you're willingly going to walk into the fray of dynamic memory allocation on a real-time, (relatively) high-speed system, you have my sympathy. I know I wouldn't look forward to tracing down memory leaks, or figuring out how to fail gracefully when my autonomous routine could grab enough memory. Mostly it's something I just don't want to have to worry about.
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Obviously I won't be pulling any special tricks. Dynamic memory will be the thing addrest last AFTER everything else is working. I won't be using it extensively; I'm just saying it will open up some interesting avenues.
Come to think of it, I'm not even sure I'll use it. Just the prospect of finally being able to use it is rather interesting.