> Why that very bad programming style?  Once you free pointer, how
> else you know it free if no set to NULL?
I usualy know that a pointer is invalid by setting it to NULL.

> The malloc memory being 
> zero out is also standard from projects I have seen.
Code that depends on variables to be initialized should do that itself.

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