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climbnorth · Oct 5th, 2006, 7:19 PM

Pizentios:

On the contrary, you can reallocate memory using "realloc". This is useful if you want to constantly change the size of your chunk of memory.

Below- making CSV of params:

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while(something())
{
  szSize += strlen(new_stuff);
  realloc(myArray, zSize2);
  sprintf(myArray, "%s,%s", myArray, new_stuff);
}

Oct 5th, 2006, 7:19 PM	#8
climbnorth Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 16 Rep Power: 0	Pizentios: On the contrary, you can reallocate memory using "realloc". This is useful if you want to constantly change the size of your chunk of memory. Below- making CSV of params: (Toggle Plain Text) while(something()) { szSize += strlen(new_stuff); realloc(myArray, zSize2); sprintf(myArray, "%s,%s", myArray, new_stuff); } while(something()) { szSize += strlen(new_stuff); realloc(myArray, zSize2); sprintf(myArray, "%s,%s", myArray, new_stuff); }