Folks,
What is the best way to dynamically allocate memory for FLOATS in real time
linux modules (not within init_module)? There is a section of code which is
not time critical and which does not run in unison with any time critical
tasks. Consequently, it is in this piece of code that I would like to do some
dynamic memory allocations. Stated differently, I am hoping to find anything
that rhymes with malloc, realloc, and calloc. Would kmalloc be my only
friend?
Thanks in advance,
-- Edgar
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