I know that every running process has pages associated with it in virtual memory and few of them will be loaded into main memory as required. I also know that program will have a stack and also a heap
I\'m trying to profile a simple application in java, which basically only opens an RMI interface and waits for messages. When I ope开发者_如何学JAVAn the application via TIJMP, it reports from the sta
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so in c++ it\'s very easy. you want whatever class/struct to be allocated on the heap, use new. if you want it on the stack, don\'t use new.
I\'m getting confused with what happens on the stack and heap in respect to value type properties in classes.
I\'ve got a plugin system in my project (running on linux), and part of this is that plugins have a \"run\" method such as:
I have a number of classes that I would like to explicitly disallow heap allocation for. It occurred to me this weekend that I could just declare operator new private (and unimplemented)... 开发者_如何
I have a doubt regarding heap in program execution layout diagram of a C program. I know that all the dynamically allocated memory is allotted in heap which grows dynamically. But I would like to kn
G\'day all, I tried the solution for eight puzzle problem posted here by joel Neely and played around with it and modified it so that can be used to solve for higher grids[Changed the String represen
I have a loop that spawns a lot of threads. These threads contains, among other things, 2 (massive) StringBuilder objects. These threads then run and do their thing.
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