Do the JVM and .NET VM allocate objects on the stack when it is obvious to the runtime that a开发者_StackOverflow社区n objects lifetime is limited to a certain scope?The JVM does this.It can actually
I have a C# .Net console application which calls a C++ .Net class library. However, when the following application is executed, the list becomes empty!!!
For example I have a list of 100 strings, and 100 span\'s with this strings. How do you think, how 开发者_开发问答much span\'s takes more memory than array of strings. Is there possibility to measure?
links_list = char.getLinks(words) for source_url in links_list: try: print \'Downloading URL: \' + source_url
I\'m writing an app in C using win32 API. When I try to enlarge the size of my array, using the HeapRealloc() function, it changes my current values in the array, instead of copying them.
There is chance were a heavy weight application that needs to be launched in a low configuration system.. (Especially when the system has too less memory)
I am working on an application in which uitableviewcells of uitableview are customized which contains a textfied(contains managedobject/core data), label((contains managedobject), buttons so all are c
I often see when we release ab开发者_Go百科 object we immediately set it to nil. I know that release and nil both free the old value associated with object but in case of release it leaves the object
I need help with pointers and memory management. I need to store different objects, all derived from the same base class, and have been using an array to do this but it is causing a segmentation faul
I\'m trying to kill all memory leaks in my iPhone 3.0 application. CLANG builds with all lights green so now I\'m analyzing with Instruments.
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