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Appendix A: System Routines — Memory Management
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89 / TI
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92 Plus Developer Guide
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Beta Version January 26, 2001
HeapAllocThrow
Declaration:
HANDLE
HeapAllocThrow
(DWORD
Hlen
)
Category(ies):
Memory Management
Description:
Allocate a block of heap memory of the given size and return its handle
throwing a ER_MEMORY error if there is not enough memory (compared
with
HeapAlloc
which returns H_NULL if there is not enough memory).
Use
HeapDeref
to dereference the handle and get a pointer to the actual
memory. Note that a pointer to the heap is valid only as long as heap
compression is not done.
Inputs:
Hlen
— Length of block of memory to allocate (all odd sizes are rounded
up to be even).
Outputs:
HANDLE of memory block allocated, throws an ER_MEMORY error if not
enough memory (
HeapAlloc
just returns H_NULL in that case).
Assumptions:
Hlen
may not exceed 65520 bytes and the minimum block size is eight
bytes.
Side Effects:
May cause heap compression.
This routine may throw an ER_MEMORY error.
Availability:
All versions of the TI
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89 / TI
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92 Plus.
TI
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89 / TI
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92 Plus
Differences:
None
See Also: HeapAlloc, HeapFree, HeapFreeIndir
Example:
HANDLE hBlock1=0, hBlock2=0; /* set to 0 for HeapFreeIndir */
TRY
hBlock1 = HeapAllocThrow( 1000 );
hBlock2 = HeapAllocThrow( 2000 );
/* . . . use hBlock1, hBlock2, hBlock 3 . . . */
HeapFreeIndir( &hBlock1 );
HeapFreeIndir( &hBlock2 );
ONERR
/* Free memory we may have allocated, Note: HeapFreeIndir checks * HANDLE first */
HeapFreeIndir( &hBlock1 );
HeapFreeIndir( &hBlock1 );
PASS; /* pass error on up */
ENDTRY
}
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