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the_string and the_memory copy the buffer that is passed to them into a freshly allocated new buffer. Why have I done this? I think only to support this use pattern:
However, is this pattern really likely? And if it is, wouldn't the user be better advised to pfstest_alloc the buffer requiring dynamic extent themselves?
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the_string and the_memory copy the buffer that is passed to them into a freshly allocated new buffer. Why have I done this? I think only to support this use pattern:
However, is this pattern really likely? And if it is, wouldn't the user be better advised to pfstest_alloc the buffer requiring dynamic extent themselves?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: