7 May
2013
7 May
'13
1:52 p.m.
Yes, if the underlying OS supports it (I think both Windows and POSIX guarantee this.
And how do I do that ? I just apply a new truncate with the wished extra memory ? I am on Windows.
you can have a mapped_region pointing to the same memory starting in a different offset
OK, thanks.
I read in the doc that offset_ptr must be used to emulate a raw pointer.
But I would need a pointer to point.
Is it possible to declare a variable as
offset_ptr