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struct Foo {}; void foo(Foo f) {}
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error' what(): Can't allocate a {NO_CLASS, *}
Empty struct/class types are fairly common in C++. I think the solution is to not call the allocator when there are no fields in a structure.
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That makes sense - I can do a PR after we finish the current work we are doing.
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Empty struct/class types are fairly common in C++. I think the solution is to not call the allocator when there are no fields in a structure.
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