Allocates memory from a private memory pool.

void *AllocMemFromMemList( MemList *ml, int32 size, uint32 memflags)

A task can do its own memory management by creating one or more private memory lists. Use this procedure to allocate a memory block from a private memory list.

Note: Most applications do not need to do their own memory management. When you use standard memory-allocation procedures like AllocMem(), the details of memory management are handled for you by the kernel.

To create a private memory list, use the AllocMemList() procedure.

• ml A pointer to the private memory list from which to allocate the memory block.

• size The size of the memory block to allocate, in bytes.

• memflags Flags that specify the type of memory to allocate. These flags include MEMTYPE_ANY, MEMTYPE_VRAM, MEMTYPE_DRAM, MEMTYPE_BANKSELECT, MEMTYPE_BANK1, MEMTYPE_BANK2, MEMTYPE_DMA, MEMTYPE_CEL, MEMTYPE_AUDIO, MEMTYPE_DSP, MEMTYPE_FILL, MEMTYPE_INPAGE, MEMTYPE_TRACKSIZE, and MEMTYPE_STARTPAGE. For information about these flags, see the description of AllocMem().

The procedure returns a pointer to the allocated memory or NULL if the memory couldn't be allocated.

Folio call implemented in kernel folio V20.

• mem.h ANSI C Prototype

• clib.lib ARM Link Library

To free a memory block allocated with AllocMemFromMemList(), use the FreeMemToMemList() procedure.

AllocMemList(), FreeMemToMemList()