krui_err krui_allocateUnits( int number )
reserves <number> units in memory. Additional units can be
requested by multiple calls to that function. This function doesn't
have to be called, since the SNNS kernel always reserves enough memory
for units, sites and links. If a large amount of units is needed,
however, a call to krui_allocateUnits(...) eases the
administration of system resources. If krui_allocateUnits(...)
is never called, units are always requested in blocks of size
<UNIT_BLOCK>. See also kr_def.h.
void krui_getMemoryManagerInfo(int *unit_bytes, int *site_bytes,
int *link_bytes, int *NTable_bytes,
int *STable_bytes, int *FTable_bytes)
determines the number of allocated (not the number of used) bytes for
the various components.
void krui_deleteNet()
deletes the network and frees the whole memory used for the
representation of the data structures.