Hazardous Waste
The memory managed by DOS (the “memory arena”) starts out as a single contiguous block. It begins just past the end of statically allocated memory and ends at the end of conventional memory. The available memory can be subdivided into smaller blocks through allocation. After a number of cycles of allocating and freeing memory, the available memory may be split up into a relatively large number of blocks, often a mix of free and used memory.
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