Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of BlockObjects

Timestamp:

08/12/11 22:57:54 (23 months ago)

Author:

chak

Comment:

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BlockObjects

@@ -62 +62 @@
 == Storage management ==
 
-'''TODO:''' How do we recover a Haskell function's storage once it has been turned into a block object and passed to a C function?  (NB: the environment of the function may hold on to large data structures, which will only be freed once the function is freed.)
+'''TODO:''' How do we recover a Haskell function's storage once the function has been turned into a block object and passed to a C function?  (NB: the environment of the function may hold on to large data structures, which will only be freed once the function is freed.)
 
 When we marshal a C block object into a Haskell function, we need to ensure that the Haskell storage manager releases the block object (with `Block_release()`) once the Haskell land function becomes unreachable in the Haskell heap.