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Say hello to different pointer sizes :D The 8 vs 12 is probably 4 bytes for array size + the array pointer which is different size on different platforms. |
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On 64 bit the two types that got mixed up here both are 16 bytes. Actually, one is 12 and one is 16 but it's the alignment that matters. I will have to think about how to avoid this, the main problem is that the lines array is an impostor, because it looks like an array on the surface but in reality is just a reference into the buffer of a larger array that's owned by another object. |
- Anonymous
