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Chapter 2 - Memory Manager / Memory Manager Reference

Memory Manager Routines

Allocating and Releasing Nonrelocatable Blocks of Memory

You can use the NewPtr function to allocate a nonrelocatable block of memory. If you want to allocate new blocks of memory in the system heap or with their bits precleared to 0, you can use the NewPtrSys, NewPtrClear, and NewPtrSysClear functions.

WARNING

You should not call any of these memory-allocation routines at
interrupt time.

You can use the DisposePtr procedure to free nonrelocatable blocks of memory you have allocated.

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Subtopics

NewPtr

NewPtrSys

NewPtrClear

NewPtrSysClear

DisposePtr

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