Jim Dougherty wrote:
I have a section of memory that I do not want to be initialized with
zeros when my program starts.
Is there a way to achieve this?
Why and/or what do you want to have happen instead?
For example:
1) You want to violate security and have you program able to read the
discarded memory contents left over by some previous program.
2) You want to map and use some specific section of physical memory,
such as an I/O mapped area.
3) You want demand zeroed memory (instead of when your program starts):
The OS well fill each page of such memory with zeroes only when that
page is accessed, not all such pages at the start of the program.
4) You want all the memory filled with something else.
My main point is that saying what you DON'T WANT is too vague.
