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[r473] by carfesh

Commit of Torsten on 2004-05-28

floppy.c

- fixed several memory leaks

2004-05-28 13:28:35 Tree
[r472] by carfesh

Commit of Torsten on 2004-05-28

filesys.c

- fixed another memory leak, this time in filesys_reset()

2004-05-28 12:56:17 Tree
[r471] by carfesh

Commit of Torsten on 204-05-28

filesys.c

- fixed several memory leaks; however I'm still not finished, the code still leaks volume names somewhere
on each reset

2004-05-28 12:02:38 Tree
[r470] by carfesh

Commit of Torsten on 204-05-28

filesys.c

- fixed several memory leaks; however I'm still not finished, the code still leaks volume names somewhere
on each reset

2004-05-28 11:49:46 Tree
[r469] by carfesh

Commit of Torsten on 2004-05-28

filesys.c

- build_nname() replaced by a small "hack" in malloc() debug mode for better debugging

fsdb.h

- necessary defines/exports for the build_nname "hack"

ffilesys.c

- memory leaks on WinFellow side fixed

fsdb.c

- memory leak fixed

2004-05-28 09:46:01 Tree
[r468] by carfesh

Commit of Torsten on 2004-05-28

uaesupp.c

- removed my implementation of my_strdup(); it improved the malloc() debugging in so far that I could
see the strings were allocated by use of my_strdup(), but not where in the code, since it always
showed me the line in my_strdup() that contained the malloc() call, which wasn't helpful

uae2fell.h

- this macro does the trick: #define my_strdup(a) strcpy(malloc(strlen(a)+1), a)
since it can be used inline the debugger now shows the exact line where those strings were allocated,
not the best coding style, which is why I online use it when _FELLOW_DEBUG_CRT_MALLOC is set,
otherwise the standard CRT strdup is used

2004-05-28 09:43:08 Tree
[r467] by carfesh

Commit of Torsten on 2004-05-28

uaesupp.c

- removed my implementation of my_strdup(); it improved the malloc() debugging in so far that I could
see the strings were allocated by use of my_strdup(), but not where in the code, since it always
showed me the line in my_strdup() that contained the malloc() call, which wasn't helpful

uae2fell.h

- this macro does the trick: #define my_strdup(a) strcpy(malloc(strlen(a)+1), a)
since it can be used inline the debugger now shows the exact line where those strings were allocated,
not the best coding style, which is why I online use it when _FELLOW_DEBUG_CRT_MALLOC is set,
otherwise the standard CRT strdup is used

2004-05-28 06:44:10 Tree
[r466] by carfesh

Commit of Torsten on 2004-05-27

uaesupp.c

- my_strdup() implemented

uae2fell.h

- removed #defines for my_strdup

2004-05-27 19:56:56 Tree
[r465] by carfesh

Commit of Torsten on 2004-05-27

uaesupp.c

- my_strdup() implemented

uae2fell.h

- removed #defines for my_strdup

2004-05-27 18:05:23 Tree
[r464] by peschau

* Removed more declarations of asm functions.

2004-05-27 16:21:28 Tree
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