* [Re] Linux source code malloc
@ 2005-01-06 10:34 r_zaca
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From: r_zaca @ 2005-01-06 10:34 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi venkatesh
These two functions are part of glibc, so I suggest you look for them in
/usr/include directory. I think it is very difficult to find a file called
malloc.c, but you can try. If you are using linux, try "man malloc" and you
will see in what header file these functions are referenced in, and maybe
you can trace where the source code of them are.
Good luck!
Hi,
Where can I see the implementation of free() and malloc() in Linux
source code? I am not able to locate the file malloc.c.
thanks,
venkatesh
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