On Tue Sep 9 00:25:29 2025 +0000, Elizabeth Figura wrote:
The consistent position is that we don't care about cleaning up memory in short-lived programs, and as a corollary that being able to use them for leak detection is not worthwhile.
I pushed a new version that splits up the if statement as Jinoh suggested. I hear what you are saying that it's OK for short-lived programs to leak memory. From my perspective, I'd rather free the memory explicitly because wineboot.exe does enough stuff that it wouldn't be obvious that the leak was intentional. But feel free to send an alternative that drops the call to freeaddrinfo if you prefer.