phk malloc, was (Re: ptmalloc2)
Bill Hacker
wbh at conducive.org
Fri Feb 25 05:36:30 PST 2005
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Matthew Dillon wrote:
> You just can't equate the two situations. Trying to compare a system
*SNIP*
While we are being manipulated by a troll here, a couple of quite
intelligent questions are begging a response on d.submit.
Poster Kevin M. Kilbride, of Sapient Systems Laboratories, kmk at xxxxxxx,
who has code to submit, and does seem to know one end of a compiler from
another.
Can I beg a shift of attention, please?
Apologies,
Bill
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