- Inside Macintosh: Memory /
- Chapter 2 - Memory Manager / Memory Manager Reference
- Memory Manager Routines
Setting the Properties of Relocatable Blocks
A relocatable block can be either locked or unlocked and either purgeable or unpurgeable. In addition, it can have its resource bit either set or cleared. To determine the state of any of these properties, use the HGetState function. To change these properties, use the HLock, HUnlock, HPurge, HNoPurge, HSetRBit, and HClrRBit procedures. To restore these properties, use the HSetState procedure.
- WARNING
- Be sure to use these procedures to get and set the properties of relocatable blocks. In particular, do not rely on the structure of master pointers, because their structure in 24-bit mode is different from their structure in 32-bit mode.
Subtopics
- HGetState
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- HSetState
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- HLock
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- HUnlock
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- HPurge
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- HNoPurge
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- HSetRBit
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- HClrRBit
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3 JUL 1996