* R0 ! Name to give dynamic area
R1 = Maximum size of area
R2 = Granularity factor
* R0 = Heap reference ('handle')
This call performs a similar function to THHeap_CreateLimited but allows the user to specify the granularity factor to be used. If you pass a factor of n, all block allocations and extensions will be rounded to a size of 2^n. This is useful to reduce fragmentation and the overhead of calling OS_Heap for every trivial extension. Any granularity value of less than 3 is increased to 3. For example, it might be considered useful to set the granularity to the page size.
Restrict the dynamic area name to a length suitable for the Task Manager window. Use the returned handle in all subsequent calls using this heap.
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