tjr@ihnet.ATT.COM (Tom Roberts) (08/27/87)
In Turbo C (Large memory model), the following will clobber memory (re-boot time): free((char *)0); This is highly annoying, as it is a no-op on the UNIX systems I have used. Note that my UNIX SVr2 manual says the results are "undefined" for this call, because the argument to free is not a pointer to a block previously allocated by malloc(). I suspect that this is also the problem with the posted "realloc()" problem. Tom Roberts ihnp4!ihnet!tjr