💰 Memory Wallet

Your RAM is your wallet. Your allocations are your money. Your pointers are your receipts.

Instead of treating malloc() and free() like abstract low-level calls, you can think of memory like a wallet:

• alloc = reserve money in a block
• free = return a block to the wallet
• memory = check what is currently reserved
• leaks = see what is still active

Under the hood, the C engine does the real work with malloc() and free(), while the Python CLI gives you a simple wallet-style interface using Rich.

Quick Start

gcc -shared -fPIC memory.c -o libmemory.so
python3 cli.py

Concept

💰 Allocation = reserving money in a block

🧾 Pointer = receipt used to find it again

💸 Free = return the money

💀 Memory leak = money still reserved, but the receipt is lost

Example

wallet> alloc 64
💰 You received 64 bytes
🏦 Block created
📍 Address: 0x55c5726f4780

wallet> free 0x55c5726f4780

🗑️ Block returned

wallet> leaks

💚 No memory leaks