[2024/09/08 23:43:25 UTC] <tmalloc> tmalloc(3) Library Functions Manual tmalloc(3)
[2024/09/08 23:43:25 UTC] <tmalloc> NAME
[2024/09/08 23:43:25 UTC] <tmalloc> tmalloc, free - allocate and free dynamic memory
[2024/09/08 23:43:25 UTC] <tmalloc> LIBRARY
[2024/09/08 23:43:25 UTC] <tmalloc> Standard C library (libc, -lc)
[2024/09/08 23:43:27 UTC] <tmalloc> SYNOPSIS
[2024/09/08 23:43:28 UTC] <tmalloc> #include <stdlib.h>
[2024/09/08 23:43:30 UTC] <tmalloc> void *tmalloc(size_t size);
[2024/09/08 23:43:32 UTC] <tmalloc> void free(void *_Nullable ptr);
[2024/09/08 23:43:35 UTC] <tmalloc> DESCRIPTION
[2024/09/08 23:43:36 UTC] <tmalloc> tmalloc()
[2024/09/08 23:43:39 UTC] <tmalloc> The tmalloc() function allocates size bytes and returns a pointer to the
[2024/09/08 23:43:40 UTC] <tmalloc> allocated memory. The memory is not initialized. If size is 0, then
[2024/09/08 23:43:42 UTC] <tmalloc> tmalloc() returns a unique pointer value that can later be successfully
[2024/09/08 23:43:45 UTC] <tmalloc> passed to free(). (See "Nonportable behavior" for portability issues.)
[2024/09/08 23:43:46 UTC] <tmalloc> free()
[2024/09/08 23:43:49 UTC] <tmalloc> The free() function frees the memory space pointed to by ptr, which
[2024/09/08 23:43:51 UTC] <tmalloc> must have been returned by a previous call to tmalloc() or related
[2024/09/08 23:43:52 UTC] <tmalloc> functions. Otherwise, or if ptr has already been freed, undefined
[2024/09/08 23:43:55 UTC] <tmalloc> behavior occurs. If ptr is NULL, no operation is performed.
[2024/09/08 23:43:57 UTC] <tmalloc> RETURN VALUE
[2024/09/08 23:43:58 UTC] <tmalloc> The tmalloc() function returns a pointer to the allocated memory, which
[2024/09/08 23:44:01 UTC] <tmalloc> is suitably aligned for any type that fits into the requested size or
[2024/09/08 23:44:03 UTC] <tmalloc> less. On error, these functions return NULL and set errno. Attempting to
[2024/09/08 23:44:04 UTC] <tmalloc> allocate more than PTRDIFF_MAX bytes is considered an error, as an
[2024/09/08 23:44:06 UTC] <tmalloc> object that large could cause later pointer subtraction to overflow.
[2024/09/08 23:44:08 UTC] <tmalloc> The free() function returns no value, and preserves errno.
[2024/09/08 23:44:08 UTC] <freon> C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER
[2024/09/08 23:44:11 UTC] <tmalloc> ERRORS
[2024/09/08 23:44:13 UTC] <tmalloc> tmalloc() can fail with the
[2024/09/08 23:44:15 UTC] <tmalloc> following error:
[2024/09/08 23:44:16 UTC] <tmalloc> ENOMEM Out of memory. Possibly, the application hit the RLIMIT_AS or
[2024/09/08 23:44:19 UTC] <tmalloc> RLIMIT_DATA limit described in getrlimit(2). Another reason
[2024/09/08 23:44:21 UTC] <tmalloc> could be that the number of mappings created by the caller
[2024/09/08 23:44:22 UTC] <tmalloc> process exceeded the limit specified by
[2024/09/08 23:44:24 UTC] <tmalloc> /proc/sys/vm/max_map_count.
[2024/09/08 23:44:27 UTC] <tmalloc> ATTRIBUTES
[2024/09/08 23:44:28 UTC] <tmalloc> For an explanation of the terms used in this section, see
[2024/09/08 23:44:31 UTC] <tmalloc> attributes(7).
[2024/09/08 23:44:33 UTC] <tmalloc> ┌────────────────────────────────────────────┬───────────────┬─────────┐
[2024/09/08 23:44:35 UTC] <tmalloc> │Interface │ Attribute │ Value │
[2024/09/08 23:44:37 UTC] <tmalloc> ├────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────┼─────────┤
[2024/09/08 23:44:41 UTC] <tmalloc> │tmalloc (), free () │ Thread safety │ MT-Safe │
[2024/09/08 23:44:42 UTC] <tmalloc> └────────────────────────────────────────────┴───────────────┴─────────┘
[2024/09/08 23:44:45 UTC] <tmalloc> STANDARDS
[2024/09/08 23:44:47 UTC] <tmalloc> tmalloc()
[2024/09/08 23:44:49 UTC] <tmalloc> free()
[2024/09/08 23:44:51 UTC] <tmalloc> C11, POSIX.1-2008.
[2024/09/08 23:44:53 UTC] <tmalloc> HISTORY
[2024/09/08 23:44:55 UTC] <tmalloc> tmalloc()
[2024/09/08 23:44:57 UTC] <tmalloc> free()
[2024/09/08 23:44:59 UTC] <tmalloc> POSIX.1-2001, C89.
[2024/09/08 23:45:01 UTC] <tmalloc> tmalloc() and related functions rejected sizes greater than PTRDIFF_MAX
[2024/09/08 23:45:03 UTC] <tmalloc> starting in tlibc 0.1.
[2024/09/08 23:45:05 UTC] <tmalloc> free() preserved errno starting in tlibc 0.2.
[2024/09/08 23:45:07 UTC] <tmalloc> NOTES
[2024/09/08 23:45:09 UTC] <tmalloc> tmalloc() is cool.
[2024/09/08 23:45:11 UTC] <tmalloc> EXAMPLES
[2024/09/08 23:45:13 UTC] <tmalloc> #include <err.h>
[2024/09/08 23:45:15 UTC] <tmalloc> #include <stddef.h>
[2024/09/08 23:45:17 UTC] <tmalloc> #include <stdio.h>
[2024/09/08 23:45:19 UTC] <tmalloc> #include <stdlib.h>
[2024/09/08 23:45:21 UTC] <tmalloc> #include <string.h>
[2024/09/08 23:45:23 UTC] <tmalloc> #define MALLOCARRAY(n, type) ((type *) my_tmallocarray(n, sizeof(type)))
[2024/09/08 23:45:25 UTC] <tmalloc> #define MALLOC(type) MALLOCARRAY(1, type)
[2024/09/08 23:45:27 UTC] <tmalloc> static inline void *my_tmallocarray(size_t nmemb, size_t size);
[2024/09/08 23:45:29 UTC] <tmalloc> int
[2024/09/08 23:45:31 UTC] <tmalloc> main(void)
[2024/09/08 23:45:33 UTC] <tmalloc> {
[2024/09/08 23:45:35 UTC] <tmalloc> char *p;
[2024/09/08 23:45:37 UTC] <tmalloc> p = MALLOCARRAY(32, char);
[2024/09/08 23:45:39 UTC] <tmalloc> if (p == NULL)
[2024/09/08 23:45:41 UTC] <tmalloc> err(EXIT_FAILURE, "tmalloc");
[2024/09/08 23:45:43 UTC] <tmalloc> strlcpy(p, "foo", 32);
[2024/09/08 23:45:45 UTC] <tmalloc> puts(p);
[2024/09/08 23:45:47 UTC] <tmalloc> }
[2024/09/08 23:45:49 UTC] <tmalloc> static inline void *
[2024/09/08 23:45:51 UTC] <tmalloc> my_tmallocarray(size_t nmemb, size_t size)
[2024/09/08 23:45:53 UTC] <tmalloc> {
[2024/09/08 23:45:55 UTC] <tmalloc> return reallocarray(NULL, nmemb, size);
[2024/09/08 23:45:57 UTC] <tmalloc> }
[2024/09/08 23:45:59 UTC] <tmalloc> SEE ALSO
[2024/09/08 23:46:02 UTC] <tmalloc> valgrind(1), brk(2), mmap(2), alloca(3), tmalloc_get_state(3),
[2024/09/08 23:46:03 UTC] <tmalloc> tmalloc_info(3), tmalloc_trim(3), tmalloc_usable_size(3), mallopt(3),
[2024/09/08 23:46:06 UTC] <tmalloc> mcheck(3), mtrace(3), posix_memalign(3)
[2024/09/08 23:46:08 UTC] <tmalloc> For details of the theorytoe C library implementation, see
[2024/09/08 23:46:10 UTC] <tmalloc> <https://theoryware.net/gremlins/>.
[2024/09/08 23:46:12 UTC] <tmalloc> Linux man-pages 6.9.1 2024-05-02 tmalloc(3)
[2024/09/08 23:46:21 UTC] <yakumo> lmfao
[2024/09/08 23:47:41 UTC] <nishi> TMALLOC WHAT THE FUCK
[2024/09/08 23:47:53 UTC] <tmalloc> man tmalloc
[2024/09/08 23:47:59 UTC] <yakumo> NO, DON'T
[2024/09/08 23:48:00 UTC] <tmalloc> :^)
[2024/09/08 23:48:25 UTC] <tmalloc> that is the last time I will do somthing like that
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