autfreeheap - releases a memory block, and put it on the heap.
See the file man1/alc_origin.1.
#include "aut101.h"
void autfreeheap( Pointer, Size )
char ∗Pointer;
unsigned int Size;
- Pointer
- Pointer to be given back to the heap.
- Size
- Size of the block previously allocated by autallocheap.
autfreeheap frees a pointer and puts the block back to the
heap. Its use is necessary to free memory blocks, previously allocated by
autallocheap.
autfreeheap returns nothing.
#include "aut101.h"
typedef struct bipointer
{
struct bipointer ∗NEXT;
void ∗DATA;
} bipointer;
bipointer ∗addbipointer( Data );
void ∗Data;
{
bipointer ∗Bp = (bipointer ∗)autallocheap( sizeof( bipointer ) );
Bp->DATA = Data;
return Bp;
}
void delbipointer( Bp );
bipointer ∗Bp;
{
autfreeheap( Pointer, sizeof( bipointer ) );
}
aut(1), autresizeblock(3), autallocheap(3),
autallocblock(3), autfreeblock(3).
See the file man1/alc_bug_report.1.