smalloc: don't mix malloc() and new char[] #1205
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Thanks. Can you add the following just below the LGTM |
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Do you use the |
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I thought |
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That's how I use it, yes. By the way, it looks like the buglet wasn't introduced until some time after 8f3f9f7; that commit uses only new and delete[]. |
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@bnoordhuis I've used "Fixes" for both linking issues and commits. Doesn't matter honestly. |
It's technically undefined behavior to mix malloc with delete[] and new char[] with free(). smalloc was using new char[] in one place and malloc() in another but in both cases the memory was freed with free(). PR-URL: nodejs#1205 Reviewed-By: Trevor Norris <[email protected]>
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It's technically undefined behavior to mix malloc with delete[] and
new char[] with free(). smalloc was using new char[] in one place and
malloc() in another but in both cases the memory was freed with free().
R=@trevnorris