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2  * SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
13  * @defgroup multi_heap_wrapper Multi-Heap Wrapper
19  * @brief Multi-heap allocator
29  * in backend, which is then provided to a user-specified "choice"
36  * @brief Multi-heap choice function
38  * This is a user-provided functions whose responsibility is selecting
43  * allocation, and may choose to pad the user-provided values as
50  * @param mheap Multi-heap structure.
51  * @param cfg An opaque user-provided value.  It may be interpreted in
54  * @param size The user-specified allocation size in bytes
58 				     size_t align, size_t size);
73  * @brief Initialize multi-heap
81  * semi-statically from system configuration (for example, via
82  * linker-provided bounds on available memory in different regions, or
83  * from devicetree definitions of hardware-provided addressable
84  * memory, etc...).  The general expectation is that a soc- or
85  * board-level platform device will be initialized at system boot from
87  * will assemble a multi-heap on its own.
101  * and determine which heap (if any) from which a freed block was
113  * Just as for sys_heap_alloc(), allocates a block of memory of the
114  * specified size in bytes.  Takes an opaque configuration pointer
120  * @param bytes Requested size of the allocation, in bytes
128  * Just as for sys_multi_heap_alloc(), allocates a block of memory of
129  * the specified size in bytes.  Takes an additional parameter
135  * @param bytes Requested size of the allocation, in bytes
148  * @param addr address to be found, must be a pointer to a block allocated by sys_multi_heap_alloc
158  * Returns the specified block, which must be the return value of a
163  * Accepts NULL as a block parameter, which is specified to have no
167  * @param block Block to free, must be a pointer to a block allocated by sys_multi_heap_alloc
169 void sys_multi_heap_free(struct sys_multi_heap *mheap, void *block);
171 /** @brief Expand the size of an existing allocation on the multi heap
174  * but a different allocated size.  If the new allocation can be
176  * Otherwise the data will be copies to a new block and the old one
177  * will be freed as per sys_heap_free().  If the specified size is
178  * smaller than the original, the block will be truncated in place and
180  * new block fails, then NULL will be returned and the old block will
188  * @param bytes Number of bytes requested for the new block