Various utility wrappers for allowing io_uring memory management in safe code

Webassembly memory management with Rust.

A Rust project that implements multi-threaded computation output from a Vulkan asynchronous queue with per-frame synchronization

tutorial followed on http://cglab.ca/~abeinges/blah/too-many-lists/book/README.html

An implementation of a 64-bit Dual-Hash-Key, strongly inspired by the Linux kernels dcache hashes.

An object based allocator.

This Rust program creates an interactive command-line tool that allows users to query information about running processes on their system. It provides autocompletion as the user types, making it easier to identify and select the desired process. The program then displays the Process ID (PID), name, and memory usage of the selected process.

An abstraction over a `wgpu::Buffer` that supports allocating and freeing memory like standard library functions, but for memory on the GPU.

Regular and reference-counted type handles for Rust

A Rust library made for fast, parallel friendly memory pool with ability to go from modifiable RAM to shareable (unmodifiable) RAM with Atomic Reference Counters and then back to modifiable RAM which will then be stored at the pool to be re utilized.

Personal Repository to experiment and learn Rust practically. Focusing on learning about how to program in strictly typed languages and actively thinking of memory management

Rust Memory Management Exploration - A Rust program delving into cloning methods, the Copy trait, function scoping, return values, tuples, and mutable references, showcasing the language's distinctive memory management and ownership features.

This repository provides a basic tutorial on memory management in Rust, specifically focusing on the difference between stack and heap allocation.

Does Rust really do what everyone claims it do?

Page replacement algorithms demo written in Rust

Allow rust objects to be stored either in RAM or on disk

encapsulate the act of deriving a struct from a reference

A framework for malloc/free ♻️ experiments.

A crate for calculating the heap usage of a data structure.

Rust library for reads and writes to physical memory using /dev/mem.