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Linux has used AVL trees for virtual addresses management for quite a while. Note however that it uses it for regions (like what you find in /proc/xxxx/maps), not for a malloc-like interface. |
Linux has used AVL trees for virtual addresses management for quite a while. Note however that it uses it for regions (like what you find in /proc/xxxx/maps), not for a malloc-like interface. |
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==See Also== |
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===Threads=== |
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From the forum: |
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* [[Topic:11320|Allocating memory for an allocator without an allocator]] |
* [[Topic:11320|Allocating memory for an allocator without an allocator]] |
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* [[Topic:9450|A bitmap based allocation technique]] |
* [[Topic:9450|A bitmap based allocation technique]] |
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* [[Topic:10747|Physical MM (by Freanan)]] |
* [[Topic:10747|Physical MM (by Freanan)]] |
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===External Links=== |
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mystran's [http://www.cs.hut.fi/~tvoipio/memtutor.html Basic VMM for Dummies] |
*mystran's [http://www.cs.hut.fi/~tvoipio/memtutor.html Basic VMM for Dummies] |
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[[Category:Memory management]] |
[[Category:Memory management]] |
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