No, the space is allocated by X509_NAME_oneline(). In the demo source,
it's deallocated by Free() (with a capital F), but this function is not
available in Win32. Using free() (lowercase F) causes a GPF. My doubt is,
what should I use?
Juan
lucian wrote:
> Hi Juan!
> I spretty simple: with free() the opposite of malloc().
> :)
> Enjoy with OpenSSL!
> Lucian.
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