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> - how should one handle memory management of the messages? Is it ok for

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> Engine to allocate memory for new

> messages and have them destroyed on receipt,

> - or should I have queue delete the memory and return by value when

> messages are fetched?

> - what is the crustimony proceedcake for allocated memory from an engine?

>

Oops, perhaps I missed the boat on the ringbuffer, is the whole point that

with a ring buffer the memory for the max number of messages is

pre-allocated and we can just call by value in and out of the ringbuffer

without any memory management?
thanks

Iain
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