What malloc packages are used in the Windows vs. Android builds?

[Yet Another Troll]

The realloc() being used for Android is much friendlier to Add Huge$, X$ than Windows', especially when more than one huge string is being built at the same time. In Windows, things go badly quadratic when only a few tens of millions of characters are being slung around, but on Android, quadratic behavior doesn't become obvious until the total character count reaches 1.5 billion or so. Tests in other environments would be useful. I'll post the code after I clean it up a little.

[Yet Another Troll]

I have to walk that back a bit. An 8GB Chuwi tablet starts slowing down at about the same point as my ancient but upgraded 8GB Lenovo G50-30.

Program AddTest
 Clr Start, V$, W$, X$, Y$, Z$, c%, i%, t%
 Start = Timer
 i% = 1e5
 t% = 2e9
 Print t%, i%
 Clr V$, W$, X$, Y$, Z$, c%
 Do
  Add V$, "*"
  Add W$, "-"
  Add X$, " "
  Add Y$, "."
  Add Z$, ":"
  Inc c%
  If 0 = (c% Mod i%)
   Print c%, Timer - Start
   Exit If t% = c%
   If 10 = (c% / i%)
    Mul i%, 10
   EndIf
  EndIf
 Loop

 Print c%, Timer - Start
 Print Len(V$), Len(W$), Len(X$), Len(Y$), Len(Z$),
 Print Timer - Start

 Print
 Print "OK"
End