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Can I reallocate memory without change the address in C?
Can I reallocate memory without change the address in C?
I want to create a stack, and increase the size of it dynamically. I don't mind if the size must be multiple of page size. Is it possiple?
Or can I allocate multiple pages on different address and map them into a single continuous space?
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