Hi,
You can allocate memory for multiple of 16 bytes ( 16 * n, where is the
your desired size) + some extra memory to track which is allocated or freed,
and then use your mymalloc and get the memory from allocated block and use
it, this way it will be efficient I feel.
Thanks,
Sathaiah Dontula
A certain program is identified to be low on performance due to the
number of malloc calls it makes (malloc has been identified to have an
inherent performance issue). However, it is known that all malloc
calls that the application makes are only for 16 bytes. Can you try
your own implementation o
