alt Hacker NewsThe array at the end of the struct is not a VLA on the stack. When you allocate the struct, you add enough extra to hold the contents of the array. VLAs on the stack are pretty much universally considered a bad idea, as far as I can tell.
The array at the end of the struct is not a VLA on the stack. When you allocate the struct, you add enough extra to hold the contents of the array. VLAs on the stack are pretty much universally considered a bad idea, as far as I can tell.