BW>void Enlarge(char *p)
BW>{
BW>   char *x=new char[20];
BW>   delete[] p;
BW>   p=x;
BW>}
BW>void main()
BW>{
BW>   char *sz=new char[10];
BW>   Enlarge(sz);
BW>}
The sz _duplicate_ is pushed onto the stack and therefore the stack is
filled with the new address and not the sz variable in main.
BW>char *Enlarge(char *p)
BW>{
BW>   char *x=new char[20];
BW>   delete[] p;
BW>   return x;
BW>}
BW>void main()
BW>{
BW>   char *sz=new char[10];
BW>   sz=Enlarge(sz);
BW>}
BW>so far seems to work, but am I even on the right track?
This works since the x is returned in the DX:AX registers (16 bit) or
EDX:EAX registers for 32 bit code and then it is assiged to the sz
variable. :)
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