runtime_library:os:start
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| =====System Sanity Checks ===== | =====System Sanity Checks ===== | ||
| * The stack size is set by the configuration. In order to check, whether this size is enough at all times for a running system, you can call a target command in your kernel, e.g. // | * The stack size is set by the configuration. In order to check, whether this size is enough at all times for a running system, you can call a target command in your kernel, e.g. // | ||
| - | * The heap manager includes an automatic garbage collection. If the heap gets too fragmented or to large chunks of heap memory are requested and no free block can be found, the sinalling | + | * The heap manager includes an automatic garbage collection. If the heap gets too fragmented or to large chunks of heap memory are requested and no free block can be found, the signaling |
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