Very elementary fix, but I get nervous every time I look at myrealloc().
It would be a good idea to defend against the mem leak lurking in myrealloc():
if realloc() fails, it returns NULL, destroying the ptr passed to it. It's
better to save the caller's ptr before calling realloc(), returning that saved
ptr if realloc() fails:
void *
myrealloc ( void *ptr, size_t size ) {
// There might be a realloc() out there that doesn't like reallocing
// NULL pointers, so we take care of it here
void *save_ptr = ptr;
if(ptr) {
ptr = realloc( ptr, size ); // try realloc(); return new ptr
return ptr ? ptr : save_ptr; // on success, else old ptr
}
else
return malloc( size );
}
-- Pete
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