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14 allocs ,13 frees in unload()
Let's say root points at 0x5202040 (in my PC it really does)
In unload() you make a pointer temp that points at 0x5202040 too. … So after all, your unload() works great, if you change the following:
Remove the node* temp = root; from your unload()
Call free_memory() by free_memory(root). …
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Pset5 Problem with Valgrind
Your problem arises when you read an apostrophe in load(). You have:
c = fgetc(dict);
if(isalpha(c) || c == '\'')
{
// Checks if the node already exists or not
if(trav->children[c-96] == NULL …
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My unload only gets one free
First of all the ifs with the empty body are really inelegant, and no serious programmer does this. If you want to code something in the else case, then change the condition to it's opposite. So this
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