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It is a long time since I wrote any serious Pascal, and somewhat
to my embarrasment I can't even see a copy of the <i>User Manual
and Report</i> as I write, but I am reasonably sure that
standard Pascal supports the 'new' generator which allocates a new
variable, 'though whether from stack or heap I no longer remember
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Of course, from the heap — I must have been over-tired when I wrote
that last clause ... And of course standard Pascal also support
'dispose', to return no longer wanted 'new' objects (which are by
then, of course, 'old' objects !) to the heap.<br>
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