the memory allocated by aglMalloc(), it won't grow or shrink the memory. i.e. you can use aglReshape to change a one-dimensional 100 element array into a two-dimensional 10x10 element array. So I wouldn't think there could be any danger of aglReshape() ...
Hi Elias, aglMalloc() andaglMallocEx() actually create a shared memory object to store the array data. This allows other processes (e.g. the Array
the memory allocated by aglMalloc(), it won't grow or shrink the memory. i.e. you can use aglReshape to change a one-dimensional 100 element array into a two-dimensional 10x10 element array. So I wouldn't think there could be any danger of aglReshape() corrupting...