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Inside memory management   
Friday, November 19 2004 @ 03:00 PM EST
Contributed by: glosser

For all you programmers out there, here's an article from IBM on allocating memory, it's labelled as "intermediate" in level and focusing mostly on the C language. Naturally, Linux is assumed to be the platform you are developing on.

"Get an overview of the memory management techniques that are available to Linux™ programmers, focusing on the C language but applicable to other languages as well. This article gives you the details of how memory management works, and then goes on to show how to manage memory manually, how to manage memory semi-manually using referencing counting or pooling, and how to manage memory automatically using garbage collection."

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