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On Thursday 26 September 2002 15:32, Alexander Kellett wrote:
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> Alex (who's just starting reading too many man pages on his system)

grep for root or superuser in man mlock ;-)

Also, it has nothing to do with char* vs. Qstring. We use char* to be=20
able to know the memory locations to wipe later on. QString is=20
implicity shared, just creating one fromLatin1() will make a copy. If=20
you want to wipe it, it will do COW and you achieve nothing ;-)

Marc

=2D-=20
"Similia similibus currentur"
           -- Bush's new motto in fighting terrorism.

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