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...only under Linux, and nowhere else? What matters is what the C manual says, and C still has no automatic garbage collection. It looks like Microsoft currently supports C90 (with only some of C99). My ANSI C manual is old (1988), so things will have changed, but in my copy alloc() is paired with afree() and, further, calls to afree() must be made in the opposite order to the calls made on alloc(). (In my manual, malloc() is paired with free(), and the order of the free()s is unrestricted.) Hopefully, things are not so restricted nowadays. Regards, Martin -- Martin J Leese E-mail: martin.lees...

...al mask stuff, etc. https://buildd.debian.org/status/fetch.php?pkg=mksh&arch=armhf&ver=40.9.20120414-2&stamp=1334433386 (3) armhf: one of the tests has the memory pool allocator error out as one of its internal data structures got corrupted, or a wrong pointer passed to aresize/afree http://buildd.debian-ports.org/status/fetch.php?pkg=mksh&arch=alpha&ver=40.9.20120414-2&stamp=1334504721 (4) alpha: random SIGSEGVs that happen with neither eglibc nor dietlibc so almost certainly (considering mksh also runs with other OSes on DEC Alpha systems, even with t...