kernel/heap: improve large alignment handling2026-03-16T12:55:09+00:00Felix Morgnerfelix.morgner@ost.ch2026-03-16T12:55:09+00:0072a54c9eb186735cad3f9e0b98cc2b2385220fee
x86_64/memory: fix page table flag setting2026-03-16T10:29:42+00:00Felix Morgnerfelix.morgner@ost.ch2026-03-16T10:29:42+00:005c251debfbef98360f2e00c938ef88d652469493
kernel/memory: add more logging statements2026-03-16T09:49:53+00:00Felix Morgnerfelix.morgner@ost.ch2026-03-16T09:49:53+00:00f85d95627cf2bfed4f399fdac167e9877fe8e87c
kapi/memory: support additional address arithmetic2026-03-16T09:38:54+00:00Felix Morgnerfelix.morgner@ost.ch2026-03-16T09:38:54+00:0080ae75bf039820ecb332ae1ab86ef6ce4e2675e4
kernel/memory: clean up new/delete implementations2026-03-16T08:37:47+00:00Felix Morgnerfelix.morgner@ost.ch2026-03-16T08:37:47+00:00d9a653e66d3e7ce3a93219626b281d727e51e2a9
kernel/memory: rename free list allocator2026-03-16T07:52:08+00:00Felix Morgnerfelix.morgner@ost.ch2026-03-16T07:52:08+00:00b67872907249bed3bad141fae97350959bffb009
It is not really a free list allocator, but rather a block list
allocator, since it contains both free and used blocks in the same list.
It is not really a free list allocator, but rather a block list
allocator, since it contains both free and used blocks in the same list.