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It is (nmemb, size, offset) not (size, nmemb, offset). Use sizeof(char) instead of 1 For quoting allocations use (lenght*2, sizeof(char), offset) rather than various different combinations.
It is (ptr, nmemb, size, offset) not (ptr, size, nmemb, offset).
It is (nmemb, size) not (size, nmemb). Use sizeof(char) instead of literal 1 in some cases
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The motivation for using
sizeof(char)rather than a literal1is to make the intention clearer, as a plain 1 can also mean "allocate 1 element of this alignment" and determining this meaning is not necessarily immediately obvious.I might have missed some cases, but hopefully it is all of them.