Hi all,
I was just wondering the 'correct' method to handle something like:
struct Frozz {
int a;
char *Foo;
};
struct Frozz *bar;
bar = malloc(sizeof(struct Frozz));
bar->Foo = "Test";
LCLint complaines about implicit only not free'd or some such on the
'bar->Foo...' line. Could someone
point out the common way of handling such cases ?
Also, is there a 'cookbook' somewhere with common program
constructs/methods/etc and how to decorate them ?
for instance, a function returning a pointer to memory it dynamically
allocates ? I found the users guide (on-line v2.4 html) very in-depth on
the WHAT lclint does, but very light on HOW to use it. Was there another
doc/faq/guide I should be RTFM'ing ??
Steve
