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Diff for libcfg+/doc/sgml/usage.context-manipulation.sgml between version 1.10 and 1.11

version 1.10, 2003/08/16 01:43:42 version 1.11, 2003/08/16 14:04:36
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 <!-- $Platon: libcfg+/doc/sgml/usage.context-manipulation.sgml,v 1.9 2002/10/07 10:54:40 rajo Exp $ -->  <!-- $Platon: libcfg+/doc/sgml/usage.context-manipulation.sgml,v 1.10 2003/08/16 01:43:42 nepto Exp $ -->
   
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Line 231  After you are done with a context, you s
Line 231  After you are done with a context, you s
 <function>cfg_free_context()</function> to free the resources associated with  <function>cfg_free_context()</function> to free the resources associated with
 it. The function takes a context in its only parameter  it. The function takes a context in its only parameter
 <parameter>con</parameter>. The function does not deallocate the memory for  <parameter>con</parameter>. The function does not deallocate the memory for
 any arguments of argument arrays you might have allocated in your option set.  any arguments or argument arrays you might have allocated in your option set.
 You need to free that memory manually. However, it will free all internal  You need to free that memory manually. However, it will free all internal
 context structures, which includes the context flags, context properties, and  context structures, which includes the context flags, context properties, and
 the context itself.  the context itself.

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