Closed Christian-Sander closed 3 years ago
What I can say from my memory:
Thank you for your replies. One comment to the first point:
out->outbuf = sresize(out->outbuf, out->outsize, unsigned char);
(sresize is a macro for reallloc). So there is actually one allocation happening, atleast when outbuf is not allocated before. This means we're both right!Where do you see that called?
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I noticed the exact same and didn't see this one closed, so opened another. See #41. I laid out the call chain that is used to sneakily allocate memory.
I'm currently looking into comrpressing some data and have two questions regarding the example implementation in tgzip and its usage in other programs: