ramocate 1.0.0.1

Uses C to get memory functions.

ramocate

Uses C to get memory functions. (To do some fun stuff ;] )

Functions:

malloc(size: int)

calloc(size: int)

realloc(ptr: int, newsize: int)

free(ptr: int)

Usage:

malloc: Allocates memory in blocks on the heap. RETURNS: (SUCCESS: ptr: id, FAIL: "NULL")

calloc: Allocates memory in blocks on the heap, but sets them all to zero. RETURNS: (SUCCESS: ptr: id, FAIL: "NULL")

realloc: Englarges or shrinks allocated memory. If newsize is set to 0, it will act like free. RETURNS: (SUCCESS: ptr: id, FAIL: "NULL")

free: Frees memory at the pointer. RETURNS (SUCCESS: none, FAIL: none)

WARNING:

Messing with memory is pretty dangerous and WILL crash and or crash other programs if not used properly.

Best Practices:

1# Don't allocate too much memory (malloc, calloc)

2# Don't deallocate more memory than that's in a block (realloc)

3# Don't free memory that has not been allocated by malloc, calloc, ect. (Like py objects).

4# Don't free memory twice. It WILL crash with SIGABRT (signal abort)

4# Don't free random memory. ESPECIALLY with SIP disabled. It WILL crash the other process, or corrupt it!

Also, you can find the original C library at ramocate/compiledlibs/ramocarec.c, the other ones are the compiled version of it used to comunicate python <-> c on different systems (Mac > .dylib, Linux > .so, Windows > .dll).

Rev 1: (Borne Sanders @ 7/9/25, 8:30 PM)
Rev 2: (Borne Sanders @ 10/9/25, 10:00 PM)