Re: Stack And Heap
Paulus de Boska wrote On 02/01/06 15:37,:
> obj is not the object, it's just a 4-byte reference to the object. If
> the reference is local, the object it points to is still in the heap.
> You only need heaps of stack-space(sorry) if you use hefty local
> arrays, fe.
No, not even then. An array is an object, and resides
in the heap with all the other objects. Only the reference
to the array (perhaps four bytes, perhaps some other small
number) resides on the stack.
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