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I'm making use of realloc() from the Dale's dlibs. However I wonder
how close this function is to a standard unix site. In Dale's version
if <addr> is NULL then a malloc is done. If <size> is zero then a
free is done. Else resized and possibly moved block of memory.
NULL may be returned is the block can not be resized.

Now the man page for realloc() here at U(W) does not say anything
except that the block is resized and possibly moved and that NULL
may be returned if the resize fails.

What is the standard action realloc should take on when passed a
NULL address or a size of zero?

In particular the issue of size zero. Does a unix realloc() free
or size down to zero?

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