When going thrue the code, looking at apr_palloc and friends, one can see
that :
    * in some places (few of them) , the returned pointer is checked against
NULL
    * in other places (most of them), it is not.

I've always been told that checking return value is a good idea, (especially
with memory allocation in order to avoid disasters) so should all the
apr_palloc (and friends) calls be checked or are they special reasons in
httpd not to care about short in memory situation ?

CJ.



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