calloc
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Reimplementing malloc(), calloc(), realloc(), free() in c from scratch using system calls
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A personal implementation of glibc functions malloc(), free() and realloc()
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An Easy-to-use Framework for the C Language.
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A guarded calloc/free to be used primarily by other drivers that handle FMI2 standard compliant libraries.
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Feb 16, 2019 - C
Welcome to the [C Programming Language] Mastery repository! Elevate your coding skills with hands-on examples and engaging problem-solving exercises. Whether you're a coding novice or a seasoned developer, this repository is your gateway to mastering [C Programming Language].
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Jan 29, 2024 - C
Pointers, data types, nested loops, recursion, static libraries, argc & argv, malloc, more malloc, preprocessors, function pointers, variadic functions, single linked list, bit manipulation, file i/o, double linked lists, hash tables, make files, search algorithms
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SE-CSE | Semester 3 | MGM-CEN | Practical Lab Programs | Engineer's Plot
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My own implementation of malloc and free
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A small C cross-platform library that is able to keep track of memory allocations spotting memory leaks and other allocation errors.
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Jun 28, 2019 - C
A program in C who let an admin to manage student
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Cross platform memory allocator 💿
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This project is a C++ memory management library that includes implementations of malloc, calloc, realloc, and free functions. Its goal is to provide functionality for allocating and freeing memory for other programs. The library is built using CMake and requires C++17. To use the library, include the header file memory.h
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