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Hello,
I know maybe this question was probably discussed in every possible way
but... I have a problem with a piece of software that uses dynamic memory
allocation everywhere. One side of the problem is that I'd like to use shared
memory and so I thought of replacing malloc with an allocator that uses a
given memory buffer.
One the other side in realtime I'm restricted to use rtlinux without touching
any internals, so I guess I can't simply use rtai rt_mem_mgr, my idea would
be to preallocate a a memory block in init_module() and use my own allocator
to manage that block afterwards. Unfortunately I couldn't find a memory
allocator that allows using your own memory block without stdio/stdlib
nuisances. And I don't want to write still another memory allocator if
someone else did this before.
(I volunteer to write a short summary/howto on this, if I get it working)
thanks, Lothar
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