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Christian Hansen Posted
26-Nov-2001 14:20 GMT Toolset
C166 |  xmalloc/xfree not reentrant? Christian Hansen Hello,
can it really be true that the
memory allocation functions aren't
reentrant?!?
I mean, making vsprintf reentrant,
but not malloc.. ? seems a bit strange
if you ask me..
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Jon Ward Posted
26-Nov-2001 14:40 GMT Toolset
C166 | RE: xmalloc/xfree not reentrant? Jon Ward Source code for the memory allocation routines is provided. Feel free to modify it to make it reentrant.
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Christian Hansen Posted
26-Nov-2001 15:15 GMT Toolset
C166 | RE: xmalloc/xfree not reentrant? Christian Hansen I was trying to get out of doing it
myself :o)
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Mike Kleshov Posted
26-Nov-2001 14:55 GMT Toolset
C166 | RE: xmalloc/xfree not reentrant? Mike Kleshov Source code for the memory allocation routines is provided. Feel free to modify it to make it reentrant.<br>
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Jon | | Read-Only Author
Mike Kleshov Posted
26-Nov-2001 14:59 GMT Toolset
C166 | Forum bug... Mike Kleshov The forum ate my message! Took me 10 minutes to type it. What a shame...
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Andrew Neil Posted
26-Nov-2001 15:36 GMT Toolset
C166 | RE: Forum bug... Andrew Neil it does that occasionally :-(
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David Lively Posted
18-Dec-2001 20:55 GMT Toolset
C166 | RE: Forum bug... David Lively Interesting... I'll see if I can track down the problem.
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