On 2015-01-25 23:21, Alexej Magura wrote:
If I have a function that returns a malloc'd pointer, or that needs to
have a buffer malloc'd, is it more idiomatic to (1) malloc and free in
the caller function (which is C's idiom, IIRC), or (2) malloc it in C
and then just return the pointer for
If I have a function that returns a malloc'd pointer, or that needs to
have a buffer malloc'd, is it more idiomatic to (1) malloc and free in
the caller function (which is C's idiom, IIRC), or (2) malloc it in C
and then just return the pointer for free'ing by Chicken once the caller
function
