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Dridi Boukelmoune authored
Unlike WS_Alloc() it fills the allocated space with the result, which should be considered constant at this point. And on top of that it's a constant string and shouldn't be a void pointer.
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Unlike WS_Alloc() it fills the allocated space with the result, which should be considered constant at this point. And on top of that it's a constant string and shouldn't be a void pointer.