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PSet 5 Speller: How can the program tell if the dictionary has been successfully freed?
Write the unload function and return true. You, the programmer, need to assume that any node free'd by free(node) has been free'd. … Basically the return true; is telling speller, yes I have finished running the unload function. It is not meant to tell speller that the unload function has free'd all the nodes. …
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PSET5: Why is my code working without fully implemented Unload function
Totally awesome that you are asking the question even though it passed check50! Kudos.
Notice this line Usage: speller [dictionary] text in the valgrind report. Speller didn't really run. You called …
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PSET5 - Valgrind error - no enough bytes are being freed
The nodes created here if (!create_new_node(palabra)) (one for each dictionary word) are never freed.
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