John Woods writes:
> CREATE(t->large_outbuf->text, char, LARGE_BUFSIZE);
>Then I looked at it again, and realized that it was using "char" in there.
>That's not even a variable in the function. Looks like a bug. Anyone tell me
>if I'm right or wrong?
This is confusing, I admit, because CREATE() is a macro and not a
function. The second argument to create is supposed to be a type so
that the return value of malloc() can be typecast. If CREATE() is
failing it might indicate you're out of memory.
-je
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