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If I allocate memory to a pointer which has been declared inside of a function as static, and don't free() it, is that memory freed when the function returns?
Well I'm about 1000 lines of code into my first program. After having recently "compartmentalized it" into small functions for readability's sake, I now find myself passing upwards of 8 or 9 variables into them. As I'm thinking of how the program will develop, I realize I'm probably going to …
My program uses a buffer to store data as entered by the user, so that the size of the buffer depends on them. The first thing that came to mind is that I would reallocate memory each time more storage is needed, but that doesn't seem reasonable as the data …
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