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NAME
	mleak - Library for catching memory leaks, double-frees
	        along with invalid pointers to free() and realloc().

DESCRIPTION
	This library is not designed to be a replacement for
	the address sanitizer nor Valgrind, or any similar tools.
	The goal is to provide a very simple to use interface for
	users who prefer using lightweight tools.

	The main selling point is the simple to understand error
	messages, which automatically show where this problem happened.
	For example, leaking memory will show you where it was allocated
	and a pointer for reference, like seen below.

USAGE
	We only need to include <mleak.h> header and link with -lmleak
	to our program. Example:

	test.c source code:

	#include <mleak.h>

	int main()
	{
		void *p = malloc(24);
	}

	Could output:

	Memory leaked, 24 bytes allocated in int main():
	test.c
	    4 | {
	    5 |     void *p = malloc(24); // => 0x603000000040
	    6 | }

	If you called free() with a pointer from strdup or any other
	function that allocates memory and is not compiled with mleak,
	you will get an error about an unrecognized pointer. In order to
	disable this you may use unchecked_free() instead of the regular
	free().

LICENSE
	mleak is released under the MIT license,
	which grants the following permissions:
	 - commercial use,
	 - distibution,
	 - modification,
	 - private usage.
	For more information see the license file.