Willy, Am 25.11.19 um 17:57 schrieb Willy Tarreau: > I agree that it's cleaner this way, however it then uncovers another > issue which is that *if* ever called with a NULL err then it will leak > memory. William said in the issue discussion that the functions are not
Will it actually leak memory? `memprintf` is a no-op if the given `char **out` is NULL. That is: It won't allocate anything. Unless my C foo totally leaves me right now only if the functions are being passed a valid pointer to a null pointer (*err = NULL) there will be a leak if the caller does not free the memory at *err after it has possibly been re-allocated by `memprintf`. Best regards Tim Düsterhus
