Paul Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Just a note: the 1989 ANSI C standard (adopted as the ISO C standard in
>1990) required that malloc(0) return a valid pointer, so any system that
>doesn't provide this capability is not even compliant with the most
>basic, bare minimum set of standards require
%% "John Jenniskens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jj> This occurs on platforms where malloc(0) returns 0. I've found the
jj> error on AIX and on TRU64 (dec-osf) platforms.
Just a note: the 1989 ANSI C standard (adopted as the ISO C standard in
1990) required that malloc(0) return a valid point
Hello,
Given the following very small makefile:
all:
@echo TEST Succesfull!!
make-3.80 with --no-builtin-rules fails:
/home/huminf/johnj> make --no-builtin-rules -f test.mak
make: *** virtual memory exhausted. Stop.
This occurs on platforms where malloc(0) returns 0. I've found
