Definitions
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- noun The act of
deallocating - noun computing The
release of a portion ofstorage that had been previously beenallocated to a specific task
Etymologies
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Examples
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Linear values themselves don't need garbage collection; in the absence of pointer sharing, the owner of a reference always knows when it abandons the object, and can manually deallocate it or if that's costly, put it in a queue for deallocation.
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To summarize, rvalue references can help you improve memory performance by minimizing the number of memory allocation, deallocation, and copy operations.
Site Home Thomas Petchel [MSFT] 2011
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While this is anecdotal, I've found that people who have never actually programmed in a low level language tend to regard object allocation and deallocation as "magic" and thus write poorly performing code.
Slashdot: Ask Slashdot timothy 2010
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While this is anecdotal, I've found that people who have never actually programmed in a low level language tend to regard object allocation and deallocation as "magic" and thus write poorly performing code.
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While this is anecdotal, I've found that people who have never actually programmed in a low level language tend to regard object allocation and deallocation as "magic" and thus write poorly performing code.
Slashdot timothy 2010
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While this is anecdotal, I've found that people who have never actually programmed in a low level language tend to regard object allocation and deallocation as "magic" and thus write poorly performing code.
Slashdot: Ask Slashdot timothy 2010
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While this is anecdotal, I've found that people who have never actually programmed in a low level language tend to regard object allocation and deallocation as "magic" and thus write poorly performing code.
Slashdot: Ask Slashdot timothy 2010
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While this is anecdotal, I've found that people who have never actually programmed in a low level language tend to regard object allocation and deallocation as "magic" and thus write poorly performing code.
Slashdot: Ask Slashdot timothy 2010
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To reduce the communication overhead from other head, they introduced bulk delayed deallocation requests, which again looks neat -- as it reduces frequent communication.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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While this is anecdotal, I've found that people who have never actually programmed in a low level language tend to regard object allocation and deallocation as "magic" and thus write poorly performing code.
Slashdot: Ask Slashdot timothy 2010
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