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Ouch. I'll keep looking then. Any recommendations for reliable C data structures?
by gibsjose 11y ago
Ouch. I'll keep looking then.
Any recommendations for reliable C data structures?
- raarts 11y agoDon 't take this personally, but it worries me that someone who is not well versed with things like safe memory structures is tasked with writing software like this.
- gibsjose 11y agoI'm not sure what aspect of asking about the level of testing performed on an open source library gives you that idea, but sure: no offense taken.
- TickleSteve 11y agoDon't dismiss it because of that, handling OOM errors is best handled by the alloc call by panicing. If that situation is not allowed, I would suggest you shouldn't be performing memory allocation (or any other resource allocation) dynamically.