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programming language via a
group of
functions in the C
standard library,
namely malloc, realloc, calloc,
aligned_alloc and free. The C++
programming language includes...
- void*
operator new(std::size_t size) { if (!instance) {
instance = std::
malloc(size); } refcount++;
return instance; }
static void
operator delete(void*)...
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sources of bugs in C
programs is the
memory management system,
based on
malloc.
malloc sets
aside a
block of
memory for use in the code and
returns a reference...
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collector works with most
unmodified C programs,
simply by
replacing malloc() with GC_
MALLOC() calls,
replacing realloc() with GC_REALLOC() calls, and removing...
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handle an error: int *ptr =
malloc(sizeof(int) * 10); ****ert(ptr); // use ptr ... Here, the
programmer is
aware that
malloc will
return a NULL pointer...
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allocation can, and has been
achieved through the use of
techniques such as
malloc and C++'s
operator new;
although established and
reliable implementations...
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overflow technique overwrites dynamic memory allocation linkage (such as
malloc metadata) and uses the
resulting pointer exchange to
overwrite a program...
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Another frequent source of
dangling pointers is a
jumbled combination of
malloc() and free()
library calls: a
pointer becomes dangling when the
block of...
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typically called from a higher-level
memory management library function such as
malloc. In the
original Unix system, brk and sbrk were the only ways in
which applications...
- NULL) { head =
malloc(
sizeof *head); head->value = ls->value; head->next = duplicate( ls->next); } Like this: if (ls != NULL) { head =
malloc(
sizeof *head);...
