Non-standard signature on calloc

[woosh]

TriCera gives special treatment to dynamic memory allocation functions like malloc, calloc and friends. However, currently (by design) TriCera expects calloc to take one argument whereas the standard requires two. The standard is *calloc(size_t nmemb, size_t size), and TriCera uses *calloc(size_t size). It basically acts as a zero-initialize version of malloc. This causes problems with "real-world" programs where there is not an option to adhere to the TriCera calloc interface since they are intended to be compiled with standard compilers. This makes TriCera less useful for programs where calloc is used.

[zafer-esen]

Fixed in the nightly branch (commit diff).

Standard calloc(nmemb, size) now works. The type still has to be recoverable from a sizeof(T) in one of the operands so supported forms are calloc(sizeof(T)), calloc(n*sizeof(T)), and calloc(n, sizeof(T)).