CHAPTER 5MEMORY MANAGEMENT, MEMORY-MAPPED FILES, AND DLLS
Exercises
5–1.Design and carry out experiments to evaluate the performance gains from
the
flag with and. How are
the gains affected by the heap size and by the block size? Are there differ-
ences und er different Windows versions? The book’s Web site contains a
program,
, to help you get started on this exercise and the next
one.
5–2.Modify the test in the preceding exercise to determine whether
gen-
erates exceptions or returns a null pointer when there is no memory. Is this
the correct behavior? Also compare
performance with the results
from the preceding exercise.
5–3.Windows ...
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