Memory Management

       malloc_trim()  explicitly  requests  that  any  unused  memory space be
       returned to the OS.  Note that this happens automatically  when  free()
       is called with a sufficiently large chunk; see the M_TRIM_THRESHOLD and
       M_TOP_PAD parameters, above.  pad specifies the number of bytes  to  be
       retained  for use in future allocation requests; when called by free(),
       this is the value of M_TOP_PAD.

       malloc_usable_size() returns the  number  of  bytes  available  in  the
       dynamically  allocated  buffer  ptr,  which  may  be  greater  than the
       requested size (but is guaranteed to be  at  least  as  large,  if  the
       request  was  successful).   Typically,  you should store the requested
       allocation size rather than use this function.

       malloc_stats() outputs to stderr some information about  the  program's
       usage of dynamic memory.  Information for each arena is displayed.