Oh, thats interesting I don't remember leaving that there. Thanks for catching that. ok
I was referring to this code...
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Ok then, I have a small question to impose onto this then. If I add this to the very end of the function. Why does it cause a memory leak?
is it because I reasign s? Becuase I reuse data? If always crashes on that final 'free'
valgrind reports, with and without the final free, a loss of the same amount of bytes.
Yes it's because free expects the exact same pointer that was returned by the call to strdup. By incrementing s you lost the original pointer returned by strdup.
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I think I know why, because I moved the pointer right? The fix would be to make an aditional pointer to point at the beginning i believe.
That's right create another pointer that points to the same place as s and increment that one instead of s. This way you won't have any problems when you try to free s.
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