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    replied to Is memory allocated on stack or on heap?
    in C
    Banfa, thank you very much!
    Great answer!
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    • ayatsynych
      replied to Is memory allocated on stack or on heap?
      in C
      Yep, it it has functionality to attach existing data store, it mean that memory was already allocated before, and you don't know if you can do realloc on this memory, or not
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      • ayatsynych
        replied to Is memory allocated on stack or on heap?
        in C
        Thanks Banfa,
        Sure, it's not something that should be used in the system design, I was just curious, because recently saw C++ implementation of DataBuffer (something like this one: DataBuffer), and creators were trying to detect if attached block of memory is on heap or on stack, so they would know how to handle this memory further.
        Anyhow, thank you very much for answering my question!
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          started a topic Is memory allocated on stack or on heap?
          in C

          Is memory allocated on stack or on heap?

          Hi,
          Is there any way to determine at run-time if block of memory allocated on stack or on heap? For example:

          Code:
          BYTE* pData = new BYTE[100];
BYTE data[100];
BYTE* pData1 = &data[0];

//Hot to determine that pData is on heap, and pData1 is 
//on stack?
          UPDATE: As I understand there is no generic solution for this one, so I need solution for Windows platform. I know that there...
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