Bounds of heap-allocated memory using malloc.c?

From what I understand, this should work. Malloc uses these values to define where it can allocate memory Here is a malloc implementation, it may help answer your questions asf.atmel.no/avr32/services/storage/mem_....

From what I understand, this should work. Malloc uses these values to define where it can allocate memory. Here is a malloc implementation, it may help answer your questions.

asf.atmel.no/avr32/services/storage/mem_....

Thanks! I already have Doug Lea's malloc. C, which is what that link goes to.

BTW, any idea why least_addr would have a value lower than the address of the mspace itself? I was expecting that the malloc_state structure would take up the first sizeof(struct malloc_state) bytes of the mspace, so least_addr should come right after that, but my testing shows a least_addr value lower than the pointer address of the mspace. – Amittai Aviram Feb 14 at 23:17.

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