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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2007-11-19 05:34 -------
The manual page is a bit confusing in that respect. Almost all applications just
call ERR_print_errors() and forget about it, that isn't of course possible here.

The data will be freed internally when the circular buffer is reused (e.g. by
more errors or explicitly cleared).

If you free up the data explicitly it wont reset the internal flags and data so
you'd end up with the data being freed twice.

Now I've checked the sources in more detail there is a simpler way to achieve
the same thing and free up the data properly: peek the error first and call
ERR_get_error() afterwards. New patch included.

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