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#_DrawPicture and the mac heap
- To: LYNCH@ARISTOTLE.ILS.NWU.EDU
- Subject: #_DrawPicture and the mac heap
- From: STEVE.M@AppleLink.Apple.COM (Carbon-based, S Mitchell,APD)
- Date: 06 Jun 92 07:00 GMT
- Cc: INFO-MCL@CAMBRIDGE.APPLE.COM
Sub: #_DrawPicture and the mac heap
> From: lynch@aristotle.ils.nwu.edu
> I have reason to believe that if DrawPicture is called when
> the mac heap is too small for the picture to be drawn, the
> various shenanigans that go on
> to move the mac/lisp heap divider cause a crash...
The Mac heap can move during the _DrawPicture call, but that
routine shouldn't be allocating any heap memory for drawing.
I always _MoveHHi and _HLock the handle to my picture before the
call (and _HUnlock immediately afterwards). How are you able to
tell the divider (assuming these 2 abut) is being moved if the
Mac crashes before it's done?
_Steve
[ Note to the MCL team: If it's not too late, please remove all
shenanigans from MCL 2.0 final before shipping it. Thanks! ]