c('PL_malloc_atomic_uncollectable')

Documentation
- Reference manual
  - Foreign Language Interface
    - Notes on Using Foreign Code
      - Memory Allocation
        
        Boehm-GC support
        
        PL_malloc_atomic()
        
        PL_malloc_uncollectable()
        
        PL_malloc_atomic_uncollectable()
        
        PL_malloc_stubborn()
        
        PL_end_stubborn_change()
- Packages

Availability:C-language interface function

void* PL_malloc_atomic(size_t bytes)

void* PL_malloc_uncollectable(size_t bytes)

void* PL_malloc_atomic_uncollectable(size_t bytes)

If Boehm-GC is not used, these are all the same as PL_malloc(). With Boehm-GC, these map to the corresponding Boehm-GC functions. Atomic means that the content should not be scanned for pointers, and uncollectable means that the object should never be garbage collected.