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  1. March 14th, 2009 02:13 PM #16
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    Re: Simple dynamic array question

    >The bold line can not possibly prevent the leakage.....

    Well, OK, but that seems like splitting hairs. The storage for m_leak will be a leak (somewhere else in freestore), but the array elements themselves (fp) will not be a leak. Which is what I meant.
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    Re: Simple dynamic array question

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    Well, OK, but that seems like splitting hairs.
    Yes, but then you were also splitting hairs by refusing to read into what Lindley implied
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    That's why I smiley'd it :-)
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    Re: Simple dynamic array question

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    Yes, but then you were also splitting hairs by refusing to read into what Lindley implied
    Splitting Hares is frowned upon...It can also get very messy.
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    > Splitting Hares is frowned upon.

    I get feral rabbits in my back yard. The neighbourhood cats are doing their best to open up their abstraction boundaries.
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    Re: Simple dynamic array question

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    > Splitting Hares is frowned upon.

    I get feral rabbits in my back yard. The neighbourhood cats are doing their best to open up their abstraction boundaries.
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