On Thu, 21 Jan 2010, Mindaugas Kavaliauskas wrote:
Hi,
> BTW, I found code in last commit:
> if( * pszFile )
> {
> char * pszFileName = hb_strdup( pszFile );
> if( !hb_storclen_buffer( pszFileName, strlen( pszFileName ), 1 ) )
> hb_xfree( pszFileName );
> }
> else
> hb_storc( NULL, 1 );
>
> Is it somehow better (by speed, etc) than:
> if( * pszFile )
> hb_storc( pszFile, 1 );
> else
> hb_storc( NULL, 1 );
> or even:
> hb_storc( pszFile, 1 );
> ?
In this case pszFile points to memory area used by string item in the 1-st
parameter. It means that:
hb_storc( pszFile, 1 );
may release pszFile before it's used clearing the 1-st item just before
assign. It's sth like:
hb_storc( hb_parc( 1 ), 1 );
best regards,
Przemek
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