#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int main()
{
	char * string = malloc(14);
	strcpy(string, "Hello World!\n");
	char * ptr = string;
	printf("%s is at %p\n", string, string);
	free(string);
	printf("%s is at %p\n", ptr, ptr);
//	char * newstring = malloc(5);
//	strncpy(newstring, "  Bye", 5);
	strncpy(ptr, "  Bye", 5);
	printf("%s is at %p\n", ptr, ptr);
	return 0;
}

/* This pleases me way more than it should
 *
 * Hello World!
 * is at 0x7ffae04006a0
 * Hello World!
 * is at 0x7ffae04006a0
 * Bye   World!
 * is at 0x7ffae04006a0
 *
 *
 * Next thing I should try - two threads, does one use the other's freed memory
 * 			   - start two processes, does one use the other's freed memory
 */