In a structure I have two members,
char * titlem[ LVL_IMPL + 1 ];
char * titlef[ LVL_IMPL + 1 ];
At one point I wish to free them, and I do so like this :
for( i = 0; i <= LVL_IMPL ; i++ )
{
if( cls->titlem[ i ] ) free( cls->titlem[ i ] );
if( cls->titlem[ i ] ) free( cls->titlem[ i ] );
}
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Well, I hate to state the obvious, but you never know:
1.) Are the elements of titlem allocated with malloc or its cousins?
2.) Do you initialize the array to all NULL first to be sure you don't
try to free a garbage pointer?
3.) Have you #included <stdlib.h>?
4.) When you free a pointer you should be sure to set it to NULL
so that you dont try to free it again.
Hope those ideas help.
--Sean
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