Also, the double allocation was to be a pick and choose. You should pick
one (not both):

>>> HexNumber = malloc(10); //For C people
>>> HexNumber = new char[10]; //For C++ people

Sorry if that was the confusion.

Jason


Jason Dodson wrote:

> Is that not what the FREE_IT is for in the external function declaration?
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> Jason
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>>Jason Dodson wrote:
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>>>char *IntToHex(long DecNumber)
>>>{
>>> char *HexNumber[10] = NULL;
>>> // 2^32 == 100000000 in hex
>>> HexNumber = malloc(10); //For C people
>>> HexNumber = new char[10]; //For C++ people
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>>Unh, maybe I haven't had enough sleep, but that looks like an memory
>>leak to me. How do you possibly release those bytes?
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