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<h2 class="first-section-title"><a name="36"></a><a name="introlev1sec5"></a>Approach</h2><p class="first-para">When it comes to learning something complicated, like memory management, I believe that the most effective way is to examine a working subsystem. On the other hand, it is easy to become lost in the details of a production memory manager. Contemporary memory managers, like the one in Linux, are responsible for keeping track of literally hundreds of run-time quantities. Merely tracking the subsystem's execution path can make one dizzy. Hence, a balance has to be struck between offering example source code that is high quality and also easy to understand. I think I have done a sufficient job of keeping the learning threshold low without sacrificing utility.</p>
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<p class="first-para">I am more than aware of several books where the author is more interested in showing you how clever he is instead of actually trying to teach a concept. When at all possible, I try to keep my examples relatively simple and avoid confusing syntax. My goal is to instruct, not to impress you so much that you stop reading.</p>
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<p class="para">In this book, I will follow a fairly standard three-step approach:</p>
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<p class="last-para">I will start each topic by presenting a related background theory. Afterwards, I will offer one or more source code illustrations and then end each discussion with an analysis of trade-offs and alternatives. I follow this methodology throughout the entire book.</p>
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