We have a C program that allocates dynamic memory structures during
execution. As new data sets are retrieved, the memory structures are
deallocated and reallocated to accomodate the new data set. All this is
being handled properly. My question is this: "When the user exists the
program by way of a function that shuts it down, do I, as the
programmer, need to deallocate memory for data structures that may be in
use, or does the action of terminating the program release this memory
for me?"
Jeffery C. Browning
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