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45 And  yet,  it is substantially more efficient than the native allocation
54 switching processors, and a host  of  C  programs.   And  while  it  has
55 accreted  flexibility  and additional options over the years, it remains
97 allocation (which is usually not worth it in other environments).
104 program),  or  otherwise  unsuitable,  you  can  replace  it  with BGET.
112 the  underlying  operating  system, add it to the buffer pool by another
123 expansion  increment.   All of these functions are optional (although it
125 acquisition function, does it?).  Once the call-back functions have been
130 compaction function has been supplied.  If so, it is  called  (with  the
133 looping).   If  the  compaction function is able to free any storage (it
134 needn't know whether the storage it freed was adequate) it should return
136 if  it  fails  again,  call  the  compaction  function  again  with  the
147 If the allocation function succeeds in obtaining the storage, it returns
148 a pointer to the new block and BGET  expands  the  buffer  pool;  if  it
182 Allocate  a  buffer  of  <size>  bytes  and clear it to all zeroes.  The
217 is  re-tried.   If  <compact>  returns 0 (as it must if it isn't able to
226 the need to ensure that whatever actions it takes do not  change  things
238 cannot obtain the requested space, it should return NULL and the  entire