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frozencemetery avatar frozencemetery commented on May 28, 2024

2016-06-30 10:27:35: @greghudson commented


Note that even under glibc, realloc(NULL, 0) allocates memory and returns non-null--that is, it behaves like malloc(0) rather than free(NULL). So using realloc(x, 0) as a synonym for free(x) only works if you are careful not to free null pointers, which is of course inconvenient.

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frozencemetery avatar frozencemetery commented on May 28, 2024

Fixed by 968d542

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