Libmms is a library in C (memory management system). It manages the memory of a program by allocating and freeing memory blocks.
Changing the readme file for no reasons.
make
gcc -Lpath/to/libmms -lmms program.c#include "path/to/libmms/libmms.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
int main(void)
{
mms_set_alloc_fn(calloc);
int *ptr = mms_alloc(10, sizeof(int));
*ptr = 42;
mms_kill("message", false, exitcode);
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
/// @brief This function deletes all the pointers assigned with the lib.
/// @param message The message to print when quitting.
/// @param quit Quitting of not.
/// @param code The exit code when quitting.
void mms_kill(char *message, bool quit, int code);
/// @brief Allocate memory.
/// @param size the size in bytes.
/// @param typesize The type size in bytes.
/// @return An allocated pointer.
void *mms_alloc(size_t size, size_t typesize);
/// @brief Frees a single pointer allocated with the lib.
/// @param ptr The pointer to free.
/// @return NULL in all cases.
void *mms_free(void *ptr);
/// @brief Used to change the default function for allocation.
/// @param f The function ex: calloc. Default is calloc.
void mms_set_alloc_fn(void *(*f)(size_t, size_t));Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
None for now.