Add miri_alloc, miri_dealloc #2657
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Add miri_alloc, miri_dealloc `miri_alloc` and `miri_dealloc` are basically the same as `__rust_alloc` and `__rust_dealloc` respectively, but without the check for a global allocator. This should allow bootstrapping an allocator in environments, where no fundamental way of allocating memory is available (`no_std` + `alloc` in Miri).
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miri_allocandmiri_deallocare basically the same as__rust_allocand__rust_deallocrespectively, but without the check for a global allocator.This should allow bootstrapping an allocator in environments, where no fundamental way of allocating memory is available (
no_std+allocin Miri).