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The current implementations for backend storage accept only stack-allocated arrays, either as a reference or moved. I think it would be neat as some embedded hardware supports this though with a warning that this might not be supported everywhere.
My problem is that my buffers are 320x240x16b and so I need around 160kB per buffer (and I have two of them) which is quite the squeeze in stack memory.
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The current implementations for backend storage accept only stack-allocated arrays, either as a reference or moved. I think it would be neat as some embedded hardware supports this though with a warning that this might not be supported everywhere.
My problem is that my buffers are
320x240x16b
and so I need around 160kB per buffer (and I have two of them) which is quite the squeeze in stack memory.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: