#include "nortlib.h"
void *new_memory(size_t size);
void nl_free_memory(void *p);
new_memory() is a thin cover for malloc() that guarantees a non-NULL return. If memory allocation fails, new_memory() will terminate the program by calling nl_error(3).
Returns a newly allocated copy of the argument string. If memory allocation fails, the program will terminate via nl_error(3).
new_memory() uses the same name as a function in the memlib library which provides more sophisticated memory allocation strategies, including hooks for garbage collection or a limited form of virtual memory.
nl_free_memory() is an extremely thin cover for free().
nl_response, nl_strdup().