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There are no C standard functions, aside from malloc(), calloc() and realloc(), that have to allocate memory to work. I think that's intentional on the part of
by spc476 6y ago
There are no C standard functions, aside from malloc(), calloc() and realloc(), that have to allocate memory to work. I think that's intentional on the part of the C standard library.
- rightbyte 6y agostrdup would be one in c22. Maybe they should have done a allocating "stradd" when they were at it ...