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-.TH GALLOC 3
-.CT 2 mem_man
-.SH NAME
-galloc, gfree, garbage \(mi storage allocation with garbage collection
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.nf
-.B char *galloc(n)
-.B unsigned n;
-.PP
-.B void gfree(p)
-.B char *p;
-.PP
-.B void garbage()
-.fi
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-These functions perform heap storage allocation with
-garbage collection.
-.PP
-.I Galloc
-allocates a block of at least
-.I n
-bytes and returns a pointer to it.
-.I Gfree
-frees a block previously allocated by
-.I galloc.
-.PP
-When space gets tight, garbage blocks
-are freed automatically.
-A block allocated by
-.I galloc
-is deemed to be garbage unless it is reachable.
-A reachable block is one whose first byte is
-pointed to by a declared C variable
-or by a pointer in a reachable block.
-.PP
-The frequency of garbage collection is controlled by external
-variables declared
-.IP
-.B "long gcmax = 5000, gcmin = 50;"
-.LP
-No more than
-.I gcmax
-allocations may intervene between automatic collections; this feature
-will help contain the growth of virtual address space.
-At least
-.I gcmin
-allocations must intervene, otherwise
-garbage collection will be abandoned as fruitless.
-.I Garbage
-may be called to do garbage collection at an arbitrary time.
-.PP
-.IR Malloc (3)
-and
-.I galloc
-allocate from the same arena, but garbage collection
-affects only
-.I galloc
-blocks.
-.I Free
-(see
-.IR malloc (3))
-must not be used on blocks allocated with
-.IR galloc .
-.SH SEE ALSO
-.IR malloc (3)
-.SH DIAGNOSTICS
-.I Galloc
-returns 0
-when space cannot be found.
-.SH BUGS
-Garbage collection is conservative;
-blocks that appear to be pointed to from
-within declared storage will not be freed,
-regardless of whether the apparent `pointers'
-were declared as such.