The "const" strings that are xstrdup:ed can quite easily be converted
into String types, thereby catching most of them into suitable pools.
The ones that are allocated as scratch buffers for temporary
modification or use in strtok is a bit trickier, but as indicated
previously my opinion is that dynamically sized temporary scratch
buffers should be allocated using alloca().
Regards
Henrik
Andres Kroonmaa wrote:
> Interesting, what approach do you have in mind on converting xstrdup's?
>
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