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Re:The history of Unix's confusing set of low-level ways to ... by anaisbetts on Wednesday November 03, 2021 @05:34AM (#29092573)
This is pretty typical in nearly every modern operating system - the kernel hands out large chunks of memory and the user-mode side actually does the accounting to implement malloc/free. Memory management in NT is also done in usermode (i.e. in-process)

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