On Wed, 15 Apr 2015 12:28:06 +0800, æ??å?¬äº® said: > Can you give a detail of what you want to prove? > I am not familiar with heap management , so I ask for the details! As I said - heap management is usually mostly done in userspace. The way the standard glibc malloc() call does things is almost certainly different from the way other C libraries such as uClibc or klibc or dietlibc do it. Then there's a number of debugging malloc() packages, and so on. The only way the kernel gets involved is when the userspace malloc() library decides to call brk(), sbrk(), or mmap().
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