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Add >>IMP INCLUDE directive #143
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Currently the memory was allocated with
cobc_malloc
and would need to be always freed, and that must also be done when there is no codegen (preprocess/syntaxy-check only) so must be done outside of codegen.I think the parse_ memory functions would be more reasonable and drop the need to execute the free, also removing the need to keep the "last" element here; the only thing missing then is to initialize
cb_include_file_list_directive
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If I understand correctly, I should free those variables outside/independently of codegen but still after the running of codegen? Maybe after
ylex_clear_all ()
incobc.c
and add aparse_clear_all ()
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The thought was to drop all the explicit
cobc_free
calls and move this to "parser memory" usingcobc_parse_malloc
instead for the allocation; then, potentially at ylex_clear_all or clear_local_codegen_vars unset the var...Can you please check if this works?
Note: you currently allocate
cb_include_file_list_directive
withcobc_parse_strdup
- so it is parser allocated already and will automatically be freed - you may only need to drop setting the "last" attribute (or create a separate structure) and the free calls here.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Looks like it works with that with no leak from valgrind. I didn't unset any variable (tell me if it is necessary).