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Unread 12-02-2008, 02:06
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Re: Dynamic Memory Allocation Woes

You could probably implement a faux "malloc"... you would just need a huge array, and some managing functions. It shouldn't be that difficult to do, you need to avoid issues such as fragmentation if you overuse it.

It is totally possible in stack memory, as stack memory is no different from heap memory... it's just a list of bits.
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