Comment by a-french-anon 2 years ago void *p = malloc(30 * 1024 * 1024); 1 comment a-french-anon Reply BigParm 2 years ago Makes sense. It's intuitive when you specify a number of bytes. I have myself been allocating memory using "new" so idk how my broken brain asked such a dumbass question.
BigParm 2 years ago Makes sense. It's intuitive when you specify a number of bytes. I have myself been allocating memory using "new" so idk how my broken brain asked such a dumbass question.
Makes sense. It's intuitive when you specify a number of bytes. I have myself been allocating memory using "new" so idk how my broken brain asked such a dumbass question.