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This is indeed a noop as gchar* and gchar** are both pointers and therefore have the same length.
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This is indeed a noop as gchar* and gchar** are both pointers and therefore have the same length. But allocating memory of size sizeof(T) to save the resulting pointer in a T* variable seems the natural way.
This fixes complaints of ccc-analyzer/llvm.
A befit of using the correct types is that you no longer need the cast in mono-io-portability.c as the g_new0 macro now already returns the wanted type.