Why IMM?

IMM was developed as replacement of system's default allocators. IMM is POSIX-compliant allocator and faster than you think. IMM uses a safe technology that do IMM safe, one of this is Pool-alloc mechanism.

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Install

Arch

			yay -S libimm-git
		

Debian

			curl -sL https://intmemory.site/install.sh | sudo sh

			# or

			sudo apt install libimm # after install script*
		

Fedora/CentOS

			sudo wget -O /etc/yum.repos.d/intmemory.repo https://intmemory.site/intmemory.repo
			sudo dnf install libimm
		

From source

			git clone https://codeberg.org/gnom2949/IntMemoryManager.git
			make 
			make install
		

Changelog

IMM 1.4.3 out!

We add some cool things to the IMM is Thread-Local Storage and Thread-Local Cache, now every IMM's alloc has own thread, it was difficult, i even used AI to fix this, no i still run tests and benchmarks for IMM stability, but without AI development goes long and difficult, usually one IMM update takes 3-5 hours, 1.4.3 take 15 hours... but it stable, i run so much tests to fix problems and cfrac goes easy for IMM with larson i still have problems but goes better than glibc malloc, mini victory! And the library weighs 20+ kilobytes! Maybe tomorrow i start doing the IMM developer documentation, but need to end my projects so i doesnt work on the IMM for 1 month. If critical vulnerabilities are found i fix it. And i accept PR as repository owner. Maybe there will be a volunteer who will support the IMM.