-
programmer to
access a
region after it is
deallocated through a
dangling pointer, or to
forget to
deallocate a region,
causing a
memory leak. In 1988,...
- as long as
there are "strong"
references to an object, it will not be
deallocated.
Strong cross-references can
accordingly create deadlocks and memory...
-
deallocated from the heap. In the
latter case, the
responsibility of
managing memory resides with the programmer. If the
program does not
deallocate an...
-
deleted or
deallocated,
without modifying the
value of the pointer, so that the
pointer still points to the
memory location of the
deallocated memory. The...
-
allocation goes out of
scope or has its
value overwritten before it is
deallocated explicitly, then that
memory cannot be
recovered for
later reuse and...
- reachable; any
object that is
determined to no
longer be
reachable can be
deallocated. Many
programming languages (for example, Java, C#, D, Dylan, Julia)...
-
agnostic towards whether that
object was
allocated (and must
later be
deallocated) by a C++
allocator or
another Visual Basic component. C++ does not perform...
-
stack allocated and
deallocated on the call stack; and in
contrast to objects,
whose storage is
dynamically allocated and
deallocated in heap memory. Variable...
-
which is
bound when the
declaration statement is executed, and it is
deallocated when the
procedure returns. The main
examples are
local variables in...
- the
storage location may need to be destructed; that is
finalized and
deallocated.
Together these four
operations make up the
basic operations of storage...
