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Originally Posted by mcgeezer
Yes, I feel your pain a bit here.
The way I've done it is I simply keep a track of all of my memory allocations and their sizes, I can also tag them.
I then have a routine which can deallocate all the allocations within the same program or just some of them by tag.
Geezer
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That sounds just the ticket!
How do you actually de-allocate a reserved block of memory though? I've looked for something like uds.b (un-define space) or anything which will just remove the memory reservation, but once its defined it seems to stay there.