Re: obj function hello()

gert wrote:
rpbg...@xxxxxxxxx (Roland Pibinger) wrote:

Why malloc? Why a memory leak?

Can you collaborated on the memory leak part please ?
How would you do it ?

void leak(size_t howmuch) {
malloc(howmuch);
}

will do it nicely, provided you #include <stdlib.h>

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