7 lines
256 B
C
7 lines
256 B
C
/* provide a string allocator. It is add-only, you can't free a string
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* later. On the plus side, the allocation overhead is close to zero.
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* Will return a pointer to the stored copy of the string. */
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const char* strstorage_add(const char* s,int n);
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