more proper dbstring memory management#506
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empty_buf function returns a char* now, and the free function in dbarray uses the get_size_ptr function to detect uninitialized void* objects
-identified the problem with heap allocation in dbstrings -empty_buf() now returns 2 bytes, properly mimicking the void* structure of a dbstring.
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i made one of my commits to my branch 3 months ago. admittedly i dont remember what i changed but if it looks weird feel free to correct anything |
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on windows, i was getting assertion errors from dbarrayalloc.h months ago when it was struggling with memory management. i have identified that empty_buf() is supposed to return two consequent memory addresses that are supposed to mimick a dbstring structure; however, the existing method seemed to be fragile on windows, so i cleaned it up a little bit. it doesnt seem to show undefined behavior anymore.