[lib][miniheap] fix: modify the assert condition in miniheap #438
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For LK_DEBUGLEVEL > 1 > alloc_struct_begin_size: 24 > free_heap_chunk_size: 24 size: max(alloc_struct_begin_size, free_heap_chunk_size) But when freeing the chunk, allocated size is expected to be greater than size of free_heap_chunk struct. It contradicts its own code. So add >= instead of > to maintain the integrity between allocation and freeing of memory chunk. Signed-off-by: vivek.j <[email protected]>
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For LK_DEBUGLEVEL > 1
size: max(alloc_struct_begin_size, free_heap_chunk_size)
But when freeing the chunk, allocated size is expected to be greater than size of free_heap_chunk struct.
It contradicts its own code.
So add >= instead of > to maintain the integrity between allocation and freeing of memory chunk.