Hi list,
I am working with libyaml, a C library to parse yaml docs. Some libyaml
functions give string results by malloc'ing memory and giving back pointers
to those strings in a struct. They then require the caller to call a
libyaml "destroy" function on the struct that frees the strings.
I would like to make a deep copy of the manually managed struct to a
garbage collected struct so that I can keep some data after I called the
libyaml destroy function and not worry about freeing it. Does anyone know
how to do this simply ?
For now, I'm using the following workaround:
https://github.com/jonenst/factor/commit/545287e377ecc4722155e42deaf8dcfa779f8358
cheers,
Jon
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