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Add malloc_trim
In addition to memory-specific concepts already described in docs, it would be useful to describe basic concepts of memory management, such as allocator, arena, pool, etc. This would make the library design easier to understand by newcomers. Also this clarifies the nomenclature used by the library and its docs.
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We would write all allocations and frees into a buffer that we periodically flush to a file. When people report a bug, they could enable this feature, and provide their log.
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Easier to file bugs. Easier to reproduce bugs. Therefore, easier to fix bugs.
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http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/malloc_trim.3.html
This is a GNU extension, but it seems a lot of other allocators support it as well. It would be useful to have in e.g. system wide low-memory conditions.