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Heap Walker

Hi
I want to know about Implementing Heap Walker using c++ on GNU -Linux.

Mohan
Jul 23 '05 #1
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invincible wrote:
Hi
I want to know about Implementing Heap Walker using c++ on GNU -Linux.


And asking in an appropriate place would be a good idea. From the
perspective of C++, "heap" merely describes a possible implementation
for the free store. The allocation mechanism itself is but magic.

news:comp.os.linux.development.apps would be the appropriate place to
ask. [Free hint: where are the structures involved in memory management
defined on your platform?]

HTH,
--ag
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