instead of using snprintf() + strdup().

defined (which it never is atm).

Now, we can focus on making 'runtests -t [num]' work on all test cases and
we should never leak nor crash.

we typecast on invoke.

causes xlc and gcc act differently on AIX.

James Bursa only modified by me.

  the resolv.conf file, the first entry encountered is processed and used as
  the search list. According to the manual pages for both Linux, Solaris and
  Tru64, the last entry of either a domain or a search field is used.

memory.h is included everywhere for this.

Also some minor edits.

that list in case something goes wrong in the function and we must bail out.
Courtesy of the torture testing.

accordingly

previously they could return a piece of the string, making it impossible
for the caller to detect errors.

happens

When failing, it should not tamper at all with the data it was supposed to
add to the cache.

The -t is the "torture" test that first runs the test and counts the number
of allocations performed during it, then it runs the test repeatedly over and
over again and makes alloc number N fail to verify that we detect and return
properly from error cases everywhere.

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