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From: "Robert Wlaschin" <robertw@healthhero.com>
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Subject: Re: [Bluez-devel] rfcomm (utils)
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In poking around in \bluez-utils-2.21\rfcomm\main.c, I noticed in
several functions (including print_dev_list) there seems to be a malloc
statement but no corresponding free.  Is this the recommended way to
handle the rfcomm_dev_list_req structures?

Thanks,
~Robert




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