The Memory Advisor Historical IDs Memory Advisor tracks the number of times certain events occur during execution of a program. Memory Advisor uses this function to allocate and free memory for its own use. The second argument is the size, in bytes, of the memory to be released or allocated. If an allocation request fails, the function should return NULL as the third argument. The following are the access modes to which Memory Advisor sets memory.
Memory is accessible and initialized.
This integer variable specifies the file descriptor that Memory Advisor should use as the default value for its output messages. This constant string specifies the version of Memory Advisor you are running. This integer variable specifies whether a processed program will respond to Memory Advisor configuration options in its environment. This section describes some common scenarios in which you might want to use Memory Advisor API functions. In each case, we provide a list of relevant functions.