Mattias Gaertner wrote:
Plus some bytes for the memory manager for each mem block. Typically 8.
FYI, for small blocks (<512 bytes) it's only 4. And now I look at heap.inc again, I think that even alignment for small blocks could be upgraded to 4 byte granularity instead of 16 bytes. This would have a positive impact on memory usage (less slack), while retaining equal speed.
Anyone interested in smaller granularity there ? It would increase the number of freelists by a factor 4, but that's globally, once-allocated memory.
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