On Mon, May 06, 2002 at 09:37:18AM +0200, Christof Petig wrote:
> Never, never mix these two! ECPGfree_auto_mem will free even memory
> which has already been free'd by the user, perhaps we should get rid of
That's why I discourage the usage of ECPGfree_auto_mem by the user.
There is only one reason why the symbol is not static and that is that
it is used by another module in libecpg.
I never thought about this as an end user routine, it's just meant as a
clean up method in case of an error during statement execution.
BTW Christof, ECPGfree_auto_mem is used by testdynalloc.pgc. Maybe we
should change that.
> this method (any allocated memory regions are stored in a list, if you
> never call ECPGfree_auto_mem, this list grows and grows).
That is not true. Before a statement is executed libecpg calls
ECPGclear_auto_mem which just frees ecpg's own structure but not the
memory used for data.
Michael
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