Am 06.02.20 um 14:21 schrieb David Sommerseth:
> From: Heiko Hund
>
> Prevent the re-allocations of memory when the internal argv grows
> beyond 2 and 4 arguments by initially allocating argv to hold up to
> 7 (+ trailing NULL) pointers.
>
> While at it rename argv_reset to argv_free to
From: Heiko Hund
Prevent the re-allocations of memory when the internal argv grows
beyond 2 and 4 arguments by initially allocating argv to hold up to
7 (+ trailing NULL) pointers.
While at it rename argv_reset to argv_free to actually express
what's going on. Redo the argv_reset functionality
From: Heiko Hund
Prevent the re-allocations of memory when the internal argv grows
beyond 2 and 4 arguments by initially allocating argv to hold up to
7 (+ trailing NULL) pointers.
While at it rename argv_reset to argv_free to actually express
what's going on. Redo the argv_reset functionality
On 19/10/18 17:56, David Sommerseth wrote:
> From: Heiko Hund
>
> Prevent the re-allocations of memory when the internal argv grows
> beyond 2 and 4 arguments by initially allocating argv to hold up to
> 7 (+ trailing NULL) pointers.
>
> While at it rename argv_reset to argv_free to actually
From: Heiko Hund
Prevent the re-allocations of memory when the internal argv grows
beyond 2 and 4 arguments by initially allocating argv to hold up to
7 (+ trailing NULL) pointers.
While at it rename argv_reset to argv_free to actually express
what's going on. Redo the argv_reset functionality
