Re: allocated memory enlargement
- Posted by Tommy Carlier <tommy.carlier at pandora.be> Mar 26, 2004
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> Er,, i ever thought i'd be asking this, but if i have a block of memory > allocated > on windows, and i want to enlarge it without changing it contents, can i? > How? > > Kat If you have allocated it with the Euphoria-function allocate, you could do it like this: function resize_memblock(atom old_mem, integer old_size, integer new_size) atom new_mem if old_size = new_size then return old_mem end if new_mem = allocate(new_size) if old_size < new_size then mem_copy(new_mem, old_mem, old_size) else mem_copy(new_mem, old_mem, new_size) end if free(old_mem) return new_mem end function -- Using the function: pointer = resize_memblock(pointer, size, size + 1000) -- adds 1000 bytes to the memory block -- Tommy Carlier tommy online: http://users.pandora.be/tommycarlier