Re: memory fragmentation
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On Fri, 19 Dec 2008 23:20:01 -0800, NianHawk
<NianHawk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
would frequent allocation and release of small buffers definitely cause
memory leaks? My application have to allocate small buffer for sending data
and then release it after it is done very frequently. I am not sure whether
it would cause memory fragmentation and thus poor performance? Your help
would be appreciated.
Why or how do you think memory fragmentation would cause poor
performance?
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