follow-up reallocarr(ay) BSD implementations,#519
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here OpenBSD malloc_conceal api. not much different of classic malloc/calloc but content not to be dumped in core files.
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Hi @devnexen -- just wanted to say thanks for contributing this -- looks very interesting. However, thinking about it I felt that perhaps we should |
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here OpenBSD malloc_conceal api. not much different of classic
malloc/calloc but content not to be dumped in core files.