> It was easier in the CLR not to do that This has also advantages in that you don't need to allocate the struct in a coherent memory block. Edge case of cours

> It was easier in the CLR not to do that This has also advantages in that you don't need to allocate the struct in a coherent memory block. Edge case of course, but there are domains where this is relevant. There was an allocation bug once because unsafe code needs to be allocated consecutively but most memory checks that only returned available memory failed to account for fragmented memory.