TempHUnlock

TempHUnlock Unlock a block of temporary memory

#include <Memory.h> Memory Manager

void TempHUnlock( h, resultCode );

Handle h; handle to temporary block to be unlocked

OSErr * resultCode; result code if h is not a valid temporary handle

returns none

You can use TempHUnlock to unlock a block of temporary memory. Once it

is unlocked, that block is allowed to move memory locations as needed to

compact the heap.

The resultCode parameter will return one of the following error codes:

noErr (0) No error

nilHandleErr (-109) Nil master pointer

memWZErr (-111) Attempt to operate on a free block

Notes: Under system 7.0, you can use the Memory Manager routine HUnlock

to unlock temporary memory blocks.

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