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Regarding contiguous dynamic memory allocation

Hi,

I want to allocate memory dynamically and the memory should be contiguous. My requirement is as follows

for (n)
{
allocate memory dynamically of size 10;
some processing;
}

So in the code snippet the memory allocation and processing is happening inside a for loop of size n. Inside the for loop iam allocating some memory.
For first time if the dyanamic allocation gives the memory from some address say x then in the second iteration i want the memory from x+10 location and for third allocation the memory should be x+20 and so on. So can any one suggest how i can implement the same.?
Aug 14 '06 #1
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Banfa
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  1. allocate memory dynamically of size 10 * max_n;
  2. for(n)
  3. {
  4.    use memory at n*10 for
  5.    some processing
  6. }
  7.  
You have no control over the relative locations of separate memory allocations so the only option is to allocate it all in 1 big block.
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