Re: Re: libspf2 memory corruption (?)

Frank Ellermann wrote:
> Bas Verhoeven wrote:
> 
>>   SPF_response_t *spf_response = NULL;
> 
> It's years that I used C, but from your description I'd test:
> SPF_response_t *spf_response = malloc( sizeof SPF_response_t );

Nothing to do with that

> [spf_compile.c:107] (Thread 0) **FREE_NULL**
>>>                 *datap = realloc(*datap, size);
> 
> Freeing null pointer: *datap

your (debugging) memory allocator is plain wrong here.
From "man -3 realloc":

"If ptr is NULL, the call is equivalent to malloc(size)"

so it is perfectly legal to invoke realloc() with NULL argument, it
should simply work like malloc() in this case.

Eugene

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