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-This page discusses the usage of memory on restricted devices
-=============================================================
+Static vs. Dynamic Memory
+=========================
 
-In your c program you have to decide where the memory you want to use comes from.
-There are two ways to get memory in your c code:
+In your C program you have to decide where the memory you want to use comes from.
+There are two ways to get memory in your C code:
 
-1. define static memory
-2. use dynamic memory (call malloc/free to get memory from the heap)
+1. Define static memory.
+2. Use dynamic memory (call `malloc()`/`free()` to get memory from the heap).
 
 Both ways have some drawbacks which are listed here.
-If you want to analyze the static memory consumption of your code you can use [otm](https://github.com/LudwigOrtmann/otm).
+If you want to analyze the static memory consumption of your code you can use [otm](https://github.com/LudwigOrtmann/otm) or `make cosy`.
 
-static memory
+Static memory
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-* access the memory in one operation O(1) -> real time condition
-* programmer needs to know the amount of memory on compile time
-  * leads to over and undersized buffers
-* forces the programmer to think about the amount of need memory at compile time
+* Access the memory in one operation O(1) ⇒ real time condition
+* Programmer needs to know the amount of memory on compile time
+  * Leads to over and undersized buffers
+* Forces the programmer to think about the amount of need memory at compile time
 
-dynamic memory
+Dynamic memory
 --------------
-* malloc and free are implemented in your libc (RIOT on ARM: newlib)
-  * run time behavior not predictable
-* code can request the amount of memory it needs on run time
-* on most platforms: the size of the heap is sizeof(RAM)-sizeof(static memory)
-  * if you reduce your usage of static memory your heap gets bigger
-* on some platforms calling  `free()` will not or not always make heap memory available again (see onetime_malloc() on MSP430 or the implementation of sbrk() for lpc2387)
-* programmer needs to handle failed memory allocation calls at runtime
-* static code analysis is unable to find errors regarding memory management
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+* `malloc()` and `free()` are implemented in your `libc` (RIOT on ARM: `newlib`/`picolib`)
+  * Runtime behavior is not predictable
+* Code can request the amount of memory it needs on runtime
+* On most platforms: the size of the heap is `sizeof(<RAM>)-sizeof(<static memory>)`
+  * If you reduce your usage of static memory your heap gets bigger
+* On some platforms calling  `free()` will not or not always make heap memory available again (see @ref oneway_malloc on MSP430)
+* Programmer needs to handle failed memory allocation calls at runtime
+* Static code analysis is unable to find errors regarding memory management