Resize the memory block referred to by the pointer at the address ptr, to a hold no elements of type. Returns FALSE if size!=0 and reallocation fails, TRUE otherwise. If reallocation fails, pointer is left to point to old block; a reallocation to a zero size block has the effect of freeing it. The ptr argument must be the address where the pointer to the allocated block is to be stored.
Definition at line 749 of file fxdefs.h.
