kkaalllloocc() -- Memory-Manipulation Routine

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cchhaarr *
kkaalllloocc(_n)
iinntt _n;

kkaalllloocc() is  a macro that allocates  _n bytes in the  kernel's data segment.
The amount of space available to kkaalllloocc() is limited by the kernel variable
AALLLLSSIIZZEE. kkaalllloocc()  returns a  pointer to the  allocated buffer, or  NULL if
space is insufficient.

The storage space returned will contain garbage.  Use mmeemmsseett() to clear the
storage, if needed.  Space allocated with kkaalllloocc() must be deallocated with
kkffrreeee().

_S_e_e _A_l_s_o
kkffrreeee(), mmeemmoorryy-mmaanniippuullaattiioonn rroouuttiinneess
