Thread: Valgrind Move-Allocation

Hey,

given that;

Code:

 
for(int k = 0; k < 2; k++){               
      const char *move = create_move_string_by_fields(pmove_data->moves[i][0],
       (pmove_data->moves[i][0]+pmove_data->moves[i][k])/2, 0);
        BOARD_STATE bstate = make_move_with_copy(pboard_state, move);
        MOVE_DATA new_move_data = return_all_moves(&bstate, 0);
        if(can_king_be_killed(&bstate, &new_move_data)){
              memset(pmove_data->moves[i],0,CHARS_TO_EXPRESS_MOVE);
               continue_inner_check = 0;
                break;
          }
           free(move);
            delete_MOVE_DATA(&new_move_data);
            }

Valgrind cries:

==13333== 3 bytes in 1 blocks are definitely lost in loss record 10 of 31
==13333== at 0x4C2FB0F: malloc (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-amd64-linux.so)
==13333== by 0x10BB8B: create_move_string_by_fields (odinutilities.c:56)
==13333== by 0x10A622: filter_all_legal_moves (board.c:574)
==13333== by 0x109A02: return_all_legal_moves (board.c:317)
==13333== by 0x10AF2E: minimax (calculation.c:70)
==13333== by 0x10B414: main (main.c:43)
==13333==

I just do not know why...

Code:

char* create_move_string_by_fields(char from, char to, char promotion_piece) {
    char* move = malloc(CHARS_TO_EXPRESS_MOVE);
    move[0] = from;
    move[1] = to;
    move[2] = promotion_piece;
    return move;
}

EDIT: SOLVED