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SHORT NOTES A Note on Sparsely Filled Dynamically Allo- cated Memory
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ory allocation analyse the distributions of allocated and free blocks under random alloca-tions and releases. Here we offer an interpreta-tion for the lack of a mathematical equilibrium solution at low storage utilizations. Insight into the physical reasons for that situation is obtained by comparison with stack allocation, and with •spaghetti stack ' allocation systems. Recently, Reeves has presented an approach to analysing dynamic memory allocation,1'2 with particular attention to random allocation of memory cells from the free blocks available, and with a random cell release process. He derives solutions for the equilibrium distribu-tion of allocated blocks in runs of various
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(2016). SHORT NOTES A Note on Sparsely Filled Dynamically Allo- cated Memory.
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