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- adjective computing Capable of being
freed (as an allocated resource).
Etymologies
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Examples
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Java, OCaml, and other static languages have a generational GC, which means that only recent allocations are frequently checked (the older an object is, the less likely it is to be freeable).
Ryan Tomayko 2009
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A buffer can be flagged as not freeable by kfree_skb () (see below). kfree_skb () releases a buffer, and if skb - > sk is set, it lowers the memory use counts of the socket (sk).
Linux Journal - The Original Magazine of the Linux Community 2009
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A buffer can be flagged as not freeable by kfree_skb () (see below). kfree_skb () releases a buffer, and if skb - > sk is set, it lowers the memory use counts of the socket (sk).
Linux Journal - The Original Magazine of the Linux Community 2009
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The second column after Chunk shows the start address of a chunk, sz = means chunk size, the next column shows the type of a chunk (free, freeable, recreate, perm, R-free, R-freeable).
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