>Ceartainly there are several places where it frees memory, then sets the
pointer
>to null, but where does it then turn around and base an if statement on the
value
>of the pointer which was just set to null as in the following line from
above...?
>>> > if (blah) printf("This is still printed.\n");
Emm, Does it not amount to the same thing. And the reasoning for setting it
to NULL afterwards is the same too??
Shades B )
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