foollib/MemoryManager.c, branch bigintA collection of C99 utilitieshttps://git.syndamia.com/repo/foollib/atom?h=bigint2026-05-12T04:08:56Zfeat(MemoryManager): Implement global M_STD2026-05-12T04:08:56ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2026-04-30T08:04:29Zurn:sha1:8eb996ccb042a9ddb0c69ca1d7083c431f6e03b0
This is useful in case you don't want to use a specific memory manager.
Anywhere you've included a feature, which uses memory manager, you can
always provide M_STD without having to create (and manage) your own
value.
feat(MemoryManager): Implement M_std_tracked2026-05-12T04:08:56ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2026-04-30T06:23:57Zurn:sha1:58374e851737e1bcbc697af9e14d630be66e1f4f
Functions like M_std, but also tracks allocated and freed memory,
allowing all allocated memory to be destroyed.
feat: Implement hash table2026-05-12T04:08:56ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2026-04-28T14:32:18Zurn:sha1:e97bc661483173c23f26880ffef50d02955e73dachore: Add safety checks and clean up code style2026-05-12T04:08:56ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2026-04-28T11:28:06Zurn:sha1:a619dd631c367d60a06a28e81fec634c7d827308feat!: Refactor using MemoryManager2026-05-12T04:08:56ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2026-04-28T11:06:44Zurn:sha1:0d249b1d47a7f84cfe5f09ad070d1affd26566da
The idea is to provide a universal memory management "API", through
which you allocate and deallocate. This allows our implementations (for
String and Vector) to be more generic.
It does also allow usage of different allocators depending on situation.