On Sun, 19 Jan 1997, Edward Almasy wrote:
> The NULL pointer ('if') checks only prevent the deallocation if the
> pointer is set to NULL (zero in most architectures). The call to free()
> just deallocates the memory -- it doesn't change the pointer at all, so
> the 'if' check doesn't prevent anything.
Ahhh, you're right. I was using a macro for free(), I didn't realize
the capital (Free instead of free), and I didn't have that problem,
which is why my assumption was off.
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Daniel Koepke
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