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Date: 15 Nov 91 22:05:54 GMT
From: vivek@MIMSY.CS.UMD.EDU  (Vivek Nirkhe)
Subject: Re: =======> Heap Storage Management & Real-Time Programs ?? <======
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I too have a question on the same lines: 

I vaguely remember that a while ago, there was a posting on one of the
newsgroups regarding dynamic memory in real-time software. 
The poster claimed that the use of dynamic memory allocation is
disallowed in british defence software to avoid run-time errors.  

I neither remember the exact topic, nor the reference. Does anybody 
know if this is true, and if it is, any references? 

- Vivek Nirkhe