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-.TH ALLOC 9.3
-.CT 2 mem_man
-.SH NAME
-alloc, free, balloc, bfree, gcalloc, gcfree \- allocate memory
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B #include <jerq.h>
-.PP
-.B char *alloc(nbytes)
-.B unsigned nbytes;
-.PP
-.B void free(s)
-.B char *s;
-.PP
-.B Bitmap *balloc(r)
-.B Rectangle r;
-.PP
-.B void bfree(b)
-.B Bitmap *b;
-.PP
-.B char *gcalloc(nbytes, where)
-.B unsigned long nbytes;
-.B char **where;
-.PP
-.B void gcfree(s)
-.B char *s;
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-.I Alloc
-corresponds to the standard C function
-.IR calloc ;
-see
-.IR malloc (3).
-It returns a pointer to a block of
-.I nbytes
-contiguous bytes of storage, or 0
-if unavailable.
-The storage is aligned on 4-byte boundaries
-and is cleared to zeros.
-.I Free
-frees storage allocated by
-.IR alloc .
-.PP
-.I Balloc
-returns a pointer to a Bitmap
-large enough to contain
-the Rectangle
-.IR r ,
-or 0
-for failure.
-The coordinate system inside the Bitmap is set by
-.IR r :
-the
-.B origin
-and
-.B corner
-of the Bitmap are those of
-.IR r .
-.I Bfree
-frees the storage associated with a Bitmap allocated by
-.IR balloc .
-.PP
-.I Gcalloc
-provides a simple garbage-compacting allocator.
-It returns a pointer to a block of
-.I nbytes
-contiguous bytes of storage, or
-0
-if unavailable.
-The storage is initialized to zeros.
-.I Where
-is a pointer to the user's data where the location of the
-block is to be saved.
-The return value of
-.I gcalloc
-is stored in
-.BI * where
-and will be updated after each compaction.
-Therefore, a program using
-.I gcalloc
-should never store the location of memory obtained from
-.I gcalloc
-anywhere other than 
-.I where.
-Typically, this location is contained in a structure, such as a
-Bitmap
-.RI ( balloc
-uses
-.IR gcalloc ).
-.I Gcfree
-frees the storage block at
-.IR p .
-.SH SEE ALSO
-.IR types (9.5),
-.IR malloc (3)