This may seem like a very basic question, but its been in my head so: When we allocate a local variable, it goes into stack. Similarly dynamic allocation cause the variable to go on heap. Now, my que
What are the differences between the Java memory spaces (Perm Space, Space Stack, Heap 开发者_开发问答Space)?
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I\'m working on a project using a LEON2 Processor (Sparc V8). The processor uses 8Mbytes of RAM that need to be consistency checked during the Self-Test of my Boot.
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I am a fairly experienced OpenMP user, but I have just run into a puzzling problem, and I am hopeful that someone here could help. The problem is that a simple hashing algorithm performs well for stac
Is there a way to create variable size arrays in Fortran on the stack? Allocate() does not work for me, because it places the array on the heap. This may lead to problems with parallelization (see my
Can we prevent creation of objects with static lifetime, while at the same time allowing objects to be created with automatic lifetime?
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I came across the following definition: A static object is one that exists from the time it is constructed and created until the end of the program. Stack- and Heap- based objects are thus excluded.
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