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Why not store the SAFEARRAY reference count as a hidden allocation next to the SAFEARRAY?

· Raymond Chen · Jan. 30, 2026, 11:14 p.m.
Old New Thing Code software development Memory Management Performance Optimization Windows Programming
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The blog post discusses the concept of storing the SAFEARRAY reference count alongside the SAFEARRAY as a hidden allocation, potentially offering insights into memory management and performance in software development. It references a case titled 'Bring your own SAFEARRAY' and is linked to The Old New Thing blog.
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