107 ;;Quote: libraries are limited by specific resources (e.g., heap objects for malloc) and multiple interfaces (e.g., container operations for ordered vs. unordered collections)

108 ;;Quote: discipline and method libraries define resource requirements and resource management independent of code; one library for many purposes; e.g., vmalloc, sfio, cdt

109 ;;Quote: disciplines capture resource requirements in an abstract data structure; e.g., regions for memory management

109+;;Quote: library methods represent an algorithm or policy on a handle; for example vmbest, vmpool, vmlast, vmdebug, vmprofile for memory management

115 ;;Quote: a discipline type requires an event handling function for managing handles, disciplines/methods, and errors; necessary for memory management

115 ;;Quote: Vmalloc uses Return-Proceed-Retry for event handling; the sign of the return indicates the desired action