Mark alloc as undefined for TinyTds::Result
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From my understanding, you only need to define an `alloc` function if you want to define a C struct and store values on it. For example, `TinyTds::Client` defines such an `allocate` function to wrap its client. On `TinyTds::Result`, it does not seem we do have a struct and therefore does not need an `alloc` function.
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I assume that the warning from #515 is no longer showing with this? |
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Exactly. You can compare the output on the Ruby 3.2 job on the current
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aharpervc
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Looks great! |
This looks like it went out with v2.1.6 in early December. |
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From my understanding, you only need to define an
allocfunction if you want to define a C struct and store values on it. For example,TinyTds::Clientdefines such anallocatefunction to wrap its client. OnTinyTds::Result, it does not seem we do have a struct and therefore does not need anallocfunction.Closes #515