Menjalloc

Menjalloc is a memory allocation library designed for use in C and C++ programs. It provides a set of functions for allocating, reallocating, and freeing memory, with a focus on performance and flexibility. The library is particularly useful in environments where memory management is critical, such as embedded systems, real-time applications, and high-performance computing.

The primary functions offered by menjalloc include menjalloc_malloc, menjalloc_realloc, and menjalloc_free. These functions are designed to be drop-in replacements for the standard malloc, realloc, and free functions, allowing developers to integrate menjalloc into existing codebases with minimal changes.

One of the key features of menjalloc is its support for custom memory pools. This allows developers to allocate memory from specific regions of memory, which can be beneficial for optimizing performance and reducing fragmentation. Menjalloc also provides options for aligning memory allocations to specific boundaries, which can be useful for hardware-specific requirements.

The library is designed to be highly configurable, with a range of compile-time options that allow developers to tailor its behavior to their specific needs. These options include the ability to enable or disable certain features, such as memory alignment and pool management, as well as the ability to specify the size of internal data structures.

Menjalloc is open-source and available under the MIT license, making it a flexible and accessible option for developers. The library is maintained by a community of contributors and is regularly updated to include new features and improvements. Documentation is provided to help developers get started with menjalloc and to understand its various configuration options and usage patterns.