I'm not clear on this, thought I should get some confirmation.
With context->NewStringFromAsciiz() I've been assuming the
interperter makes a copy of the string, so it is okay to use local
storage
RexxMethod1(..)
{
char buffer[64];
...
return context->NewStringFromAsciiz(buffer);
}
Or if I malloc'd storage for the string, I would free it:
RexxMethod1(..)
{
char *buffer = (char *)malloc(64);
...
RexxStringObject result = context->NewStringFromAsciiz(buffer);
free(buffer);
return result;
}
Is that correct? And, is it also true with context->NewString()?
Seems to me I've asked this before, and I don't remember the answer. ;-(
Should I be, (on Windows,) using GlobalAlloc for strings that I pass
to context->NewString() or context->NewStringFromAsciiz() and leave it
to the interpreter to free the memory?
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