akcs.scotty@hpcvbbs.UUCP (SCOTTY THOMPSON) (06/02/91)
Along similar terms to posting 3330, is dynamic string (etc?) allocation possible on the stack. Unthreading/disassembling the "allocate nibbles" routine seems to indicate that dynamic string growth is possible, since the routine takes the size already there and adds more nibbles. Does anyone know of a routine that will "subtract" A.A nibbles from a "sized" object. I am in increasing interest need to dynamically size objects without having to first make "copies" (which eat memory). For a m/l DBMS system, for example, data stored in strings will be limited to about 1/3 of available memory if duping and summing are necessary. I would obviously like to prevent that with dynamic allocation. Please advise. Thanks..Scott.