> From: Max Sikström
>
> The $TOTALHOSTSERVICES*$ macros were computed all at the same time, with the
> result stashed in mac->x using the mkstr method (from worker.c? why worker.c?)
>
It's in nsutils.c now, if that's any comfort
> The mkstr uses an static internal buffer of usally 256 strings, of each 32
> bytes, for generation of strings, used in macros. When computing
> TOTALHOSTSERVICES*, the valuse is, as said, stashed in mac->x[], which is freed
> at cleanup, with some exceptions, and this isn't one of them.
>
> Those needs to be exceptions, so static function variables isn't freed
>
Neato. Thanks. I'll apply asap (which is tomorrow, since I'm too lazy to
stash, apply and push right now).
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