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  • What is the difference between freeing the pointer and assigning it to . . .
    free will deallocate the memory that p points to - simply assigning it to NULL will not (and thus you will have a memory leak) It is worth mentioning that it is good practice to assign your pointer to NULL AFTER the call to free, as this will prevent you from accidentally trying to access the freed memory (which is still possible, but absolutely should not be done)
  • c++ - How do malloc () and free () work? - Stack Overflow
    The free block list is just a circular list of memory chunks which have some administrative data in the beginning This is also the reason why managing very small memory elements with the standard malloc free is not efficient Every memory chunk needs additional data and with smaller sizes more fragmentation happens
  • c - How will you free the memory allocated? - Stack Overflow
    You cannot free some memory You have to free all To elaborate, whatever memory has been allocated by a single call to malloc() or family, will be free -d at a time You cannot free half (or so) of the allocated memory Point 2 Please do not cast the return value of malloc() and family in C You should always write sizeof(*ptr) instead of
  • Does free (ptr) where ptr is NULL corrupt memory?
    NO, it means free(ptr) where ptr is null has no side effects But in any case, every memory allocated using malloc() or calloc() must be released afterwards using free()





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