
This project is very cool. We write a memory allocator from scratch and from start-to-finish in two 2h episodes (and 1 extra). This is the 2nd episode of the series. In this episode we focus on the destroy() function which is used for free-ing an existing memory allocation.. . The project requires 10 minutes of Assembly but the rest is C. This is so that we can reserve the gigabyte sized heap of ours.. . The goal is to replace malloc(), free() and possibly realloc() with better versions and it will look very impressive on your job application.. . I give you full legal ownership of this code, as long as you are or becomes a subscriber. It’s perfect for your portfolio (CV/resumé), your github and perhaps you will land that developer position you long for.. . References. Ep01 Coding a dynamic memory allocator in C. https://youtu.be/oFM6RWB1170. . Buy my book about computer networking:. https://books.doctorbirch.com. . Become a channel member and get several benefits, check out:. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Q8NDGqQ2eJ7QXX693ikdw/join. . Table of Contents. . 00:00:00 Introduction. 00:09:28 Writing a free() function. 01:05:32 Making mkalloc() better. 01:49:40 Troubleshooting destroy(). 02:05:02 The solution

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