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Is there a way to see if a pointer has been free'd?

Also, I changed my FreeQueue loop to only go between the head and tail, and it has helped. About 50% of the ram is freed. So success, but maybe not all the way.

The arrayField is a char array that I use to represent the data I'm working on, there are also a couple of integers and a string field as well.

The queue is probably not empty, to clear it I've added a loop that goes through it and does a FreeStructure on each element. Before calling the function ...

About Queue, I would probably use a structured linkedlist for this purpose.
Irregardless of making an queue out of an array or linked list, the problem still persists when freeing the memory. Also I am exploring the pros and cons of both methods, but I want to solve this issue first.

I'm also ...

I'm working on a simple Queue, using an array and a couple of functions. It seems to work, I've set the type of the array to integer and the Enqueue functions signature is Enqueue(*state) and what I think I'm storing is the pointer to a structure with a couple of fields.

Is this actually a good ...

I have a structure that has a field that is an array. When I call FreeStructure to remove it from memory, does the array get freed and deleted nicely or do I have to call FreeArray first?

How can I get array-data back from a procedure? I've read somewhere that I should give it back through input/output arguments or something like that?

Would anybody like to share an example?

What you are seeing is probably the UAC-prompt in Windows. And to disable it requires changes to registry and a reboot according to an answer on stack overflow .

There are other suggestions in that stack overflow thread, such as making sure the first exe runs with elevated privileges, that way only ...

I'm want to create a structure where one of the fields is an array so I did this

Structure MyState
Array statedata.l()
EndStructure

Then I want to assign an array to that field, and everything fell down. I can't figure out how to do that. It appears that I can create a loop to assign individual ...