add @alloc_ptr
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jariji
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oops, didn't proofread very carefully 😆 |
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Thanks for the proofreading @jariji ! |
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This adds an additional, lower level interface via
@alloc_ptrthat's like@allocexcept it only takes a single argument, and is a simple wrapper aroundalloc_ptr!($buf, n).Useful for cases where you don't care about arrays.