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Example of __gc pointer pointing into the stack

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Edward Diener - 04 Dec 2003 11:28 GMT
In the documentation for a __gc pointer, this explanation occurs:

"A __gc pointer to an object of __value class type can either point into the
stack or into the common language runtime heap. The latter can occur if an
object of a __value class object is embedded in an object of a __gc class."

I do not understand how a __gc pointer to an object of __value class can
point into the stack. Would someone please give me an example of this ?
Edward Diener - 04 Dec 2003 11:43 GMT
Never mind. I see in topic 7.2 how a __gc pointer to a value type can point
into the stack.

> In the documentation for a __gc pointer, this explanation occurs:
>
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> can point into the stack. Would someone please give me an example of
> this ?

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