Would this be the case if you just used the `free(3)` syscall, and didn't otherwise touch the memory?
I can imagine destructors in most languages involving touching the memory, just curious if a free syscall alone does it or not.
I can imagine destructors in most languages involving touching the memory, just curious if a free syscall alone does it or not.
It's better to free things as you go rather than wait for warnings.
$ man 2 intro | grep -w 17
17 EEXIST File exists. An existing file was mentioned in an inappropriate