Abstract
AbstractTo implement single‐ended flexible arrays (‘elastic memory’) a class of underlying dynamic storage allocation methods called buddy systems may be used to allocate fixed blocks of memory of restricted choices of size. Arrays are implemented in one approach as contiguous blocks of memory and in another as two‐level structures. Each approach is combined with three buddy methods for allocating blocks of memory, making six methods in all. This paper illustrates the general ideas of implementing elastic memory mechanisms in terms of the buddy system interface.
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