A custom malloc implementation in C explained
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A custom malloc implementation in C explained
Implementation of a memory allocating function
a malloc implementation I wrote a while back
My own implementation of malloc and free
Linux Style Buddy Memory Allocator C++ project
A simple malloc and free implementation that uses a link list to manage memory.
Reinterpretation of the malloc function using brk/sbrk
Implementations of C standard library memory-related functions, like malloc(), calloc(), realloc(), and free(), from scratch.
A userspace libc heap allocator implementing malloc, calloc, realloc and free in C++ using sbrk
Custom memory allocator in C for Unix like systems implementing functions like malloc(), calloc(), realloc() and free() using the sbrk() kernel call. It also implements a linked list for managing memory blocks and handles thread safety via a global mutex lock.
Ein auf sbrk basierender Speicherallokator, der eigene Implementierungen von malloc, calloc, realloc und free bereitstellt.
Second year project at {EPITECH}. Introduction to sbrk, brk and how the malloc familly of function works.
Implementation of C standard library memory-related functions: malloc(), calloc(), realloc(), free() from scratch.
The Custom Memory Allocation Library reimplements core memory management functions in C.
Operating Systems Homework 4. Run in Ubuntu14.04
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A custom memory allocator in C — first-fit free list, block splitting, coalescing, and mmap support.
A Hybrid Heap Memory Allocator - Forging efficient memory solutions with sbrk()/mmap() strategy
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