Gives memory back to the context allocator. It must come from alloc, New, realloc or another procedure that
allocates with the context allocator, and must not be freed twice. Don't rely on freeing a null pointer.
free :: (memory: *void)Parameters
- memory: *void
number := New(int);
free(number);free :: (s: string)Frees the memory a string points to. The string must have been allocated with the context allocator in effect now, for
example by alloc_string, copy_string or sprint. Never free a string literal, a slice of another string or a string
from temporary storage.
Parameters
- s: string
s := sprint("%-%", 1, 2);
assert(s == "1-2");
free(s);