array_fail(3) Library Functions Manual array_fail(3)NAMEarray_fail - switch array to have failedSYNTAX#include <array.h> void array_fail(array* x); array x; array_fail(&x);DESCRIPTIONIf x is allocated, array_fail frees the region that x points to, and switches x to have failed. If x is unallocated, array_fail simply switches x to have failed. If x has already failed, array_fail has no effect.SEE ALSOarray_allocate(3), array_reset(3) array_fail(3)
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