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From: Dan O'Mahony <ddo97@aber.ac.uk>
Subject: Anyone help.
Date: 1998/01/21
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Hi all,

This is my first posting to the group, although being an MSc Computer
Scientist who is learning ADA 95, I am a silent member. I am currently
doing a project on dynamic memory management with linked lists etc. I am
at the write up stage and wondered if anyone could point me in the
direction of some good WEB pages that gave insights into memory
managment and other techniques, sites to do with fragmentation,
allocation failure (virual memory) and the like.

Any help would be gratefully appreciated, as I am struggling with the
report side - and the deadline is tomorrow at 5..... :)

Thanks again for any help anyone can offer.

Danny.

-- 
Ernest Hemmingway once wrote:
"The world is a fine place, and worth fighting for."

I'd agree with the second part.