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| title | summary |
|---|---|
| memory.h | basic memory functionalities |
memory_copy(source, destination, num) - function (void)
Copies num bytes from source to destination. On linux this function is called memcpy.
memory_set(destination, data, num) - function (void)
Sets num bytes at destination to data. On linux this function is called memset.
memory_compare(a, b, num) - function (bool)
Compares the first num bytes at a and b. Returns false if there is a different byte. Returns true if the data is the same. There is a similar function on linux called memcmp.
memory_allocate(size) - function (void*)
Returns the address to a buffer, that is at least size bytes big. On linux this function is called malloc.
memory_free(address) - function (void)
Free the buffer at address and marks it claimable again , this buffer needs to be a buffer, that was created with memory_allocate. On linux this function is called free.
memory_allocator_init(base) - function (void)
This initializes the heap, where memory_allocate allocates memory.
memory_hexdump(address, num) - function (void)
Logs num bytes from address as 8 byte rows. The data is represented in hexadecimal and ascii.