Re: variable reusing

Hi

C isn't well suited for this kind of reasoning (when is what memory being used). Here's the dissertation of a friend of mine on how to use state charts or so to get there:
http://e-collection.library.ethz.ch/view/eth:29949

(I assume/hope there enough arguments and options listed in there)

Best
 Matthias

On May 15, 2013, at 9:21 AM, William Chops Westfield <[email protected]> wrote:

>> 
>> you really wish that compiler could "pack" together static buffers of functions which cannot be active at the same time
> 
> At some point, you might as well just allocate a global array called "buffer" and use it everywhere.  You could even add some checking code to make sure no one else is using it.
> 
> While this violates all sorts of HLL programming paradigms, in some ways it makes me less uncomfortable than using multiple names with local scoping to hide the fact that you're reusing the same buffer…
> 
> alloca() is the standard function for allocating dynamic storage on the stack.
> 
> WestfW
> 
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