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by acqq
3807 days ago
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I'd expect that such growth seldom allows the realloc to remain in-place (unless it's the last thing allocated before and already in a big preallocated chunk of the allocator)? Have you observed what you then get in your program? Which allocator is used underneath? |
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At worst, using realloc produces the same results as malloc/memcpy/free. At best, it might save a memcpy. No harm in giving it that flexibility.