[PaulDinam]

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Originally Posted by BigETI Just don't use MEM::free(), if you still need and use that memory. Also check for NULL pointers after MEM::malloc() or MEM::calloc(). If you don't want to corrupt your memory, you can use the secure version. Anyway I've successfully posted an update of these plugins.

Is there a way to set a pointer to NULL?
And I don't quite understand the difference between calloc() and malloc(), I used calloc and it was perfectly fine but when I used malloc() the data was somewhat corrupted.