The program doesn't crash, but there is hidden mem leak. the

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The program doesn't crash, but there is hidden mem leak. the

sizeof literal_t * is fixed, it is always 8 on 64bit machine, but the sizeof literal_t is not fixed. It depends up on those struct fields. I know you know more than meh. But why would i use literal_t *?

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Cengizhan Pasaoglu
Lets think about that you are trying to allocate 2...

table->literals = (literal_t **)malloc(sizeof(literal_t *) * table_size); can solve the problem?

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Cengizhan Pasaoglu

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table->literals = (literal_t **)malloc(sizeof(lite...

It depends on what is the problem? What do you want to solve?

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Cengizhan Pasaoglu
It depends on what is the problem? What do you wan...

It is all about hash table

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Cengizhan Pasaoglu
Lets think about that you are trying to allocate 2...

This is understandable. Thanks for this

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Cengizhan Pasaoglu

Lets think about that you are trying to allocate 2d array which pointers are indicated. So, first (literal_t*) shows that row count and second (literal_t) shows that column count. If one of them is missing, you cannot allocate exact memory that you want. Otherwise, such kind of memory is leaked in somewhere.

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