From: "Tim Peters" <tim.one@comcast.net> > Arenas are 256KB chunks with no known alignment. They're carved into > 4KB-aligned pages (also called "pools") of 4KB each. Some number of the > leading and trailing memory addresses in an arena are sacrificed to get page > alignment in the smaller pieces (pools/pages). A given pool is in turn > carved into some number of continguous, equal-sized, 8-byte aligned small > blocks. Okay, 'nuf said. I see why you need to do it that way, now. -Dave
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