Sack Library Documentation
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A pointer to a new block of memory that is the new size.
This can be used to add additional space after the end of a memory block.
If the size specified for the new block is larger than the previous size of the block, the curernt data is copied to the beginning of the new block, and the memory after the existing content is cleared to 0.
If the size specified for the new block is smaller than the previous size, the end of the original block is not copied to the new block.
If NULL is passed as the source block, then a new block filled with 0 is created.
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