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int statgrab_vector_resize(void **vector, vector_header *h, int count); |
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int statgrab_vector_resize(char **vector, vector_header *h, int count); |
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statgrab_vector_resize((void **) &name, &name##_header, num_items) |
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statgrab_vector_resize((char **) &name, &name##_header, num_items) |
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