Earlier today I asked this question. After spending some time investigating this issue, I have discovered what is going on.I am posting this as a new question because I think it is interesting enough
I\'m not sure exactly what I need to use as an argument to malloc to allocate space in the table_allocate(int) function. I was thinking just count_table* cTable = malloc(sizeof(count_table*)), but tha
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I\'m looking for a runtime m开发者_C百科emory debugger, capable of showing memory usage (not just leaks) per function or line of C++ code on Linux.
int *p; while(true) { p = new int; } Due to running out of memory space, shouldn\'t this code crash. I have tried printing o开发者_高级运维ut the value of p, that is the address of memory located f
A program dealing with graphs(from graph theory) representation and transformation.The adjacency list and matrix are implemented like dynamic arrays of vectors(don\'t ask why not vector of vector) for
In C and C++ i use the popular memory pool allocator. Where a huge chunk of memory is allocated and then all small objects are allocated inside it. When done everything is freed with a 开发者_开发百科
Assuming that a memory address occupies 4 bytes and a char occupies 1 byte: char** t; t = mallo开发者_StackOverflowc(5 * sizeof(char*));
I\'m aware of the following: malloc calloc realloc What are the differences between these? Why does malloc seem to be used almost exclusively? Are th开发者_高级运维ere behavioral differences betwe
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