int linx_free_buf(LINX *linx, union LINX_SIGNAL **sig);
linx is the handle to the LINX endpoint, owning the
sig signal buffer.
sig is the signal buffer. When the call returns, the pointer (*sig) is
set to LINX_NIL to prevent further access.
If sig is corrupt, abort(3) is called.
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