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06-12-2000 10:05 PM
06-12-2000 10:05 PM
"free" syntax in C-language
I am using "malloc" syntax in C-language to allocate some buffer.
Then i used "free" syntax to release the buffer.
The problem is "free" does not work!! How do i know? I used "top" to monitor the size of my program and it keeps on growing!
Can anybody please advise me what's wrong with "free" syntax? It is a known problem?
I am using HP B180L workstation with HP-UX 10.20, ANSI C.
Then i used "free" syntax to release the buffer.
The problem is "free" does not work!! How do i know? I used "top" to monitor the size of my program and it keeps on growing!
Can anybody please advise me what's wrong with "free" syntax? It is a known problem?
I am using HP B180L workstation with HP-UX 10.20, ANSI C.
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06-12-2000 11:08 PM
06-12-2000 11:08 PM
Re: "free" syntax in C-language
The free() does release the memory. However, the virtual memory is still associated with the process.
Trust me the physical memory is released (although that too won't actually be really freed until something else wants it)
Trust me the physical memory is released (although that too won't actually be really freed until something else wants it)
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