Sentence examples for some memory allocation from inspiring English sources

Then, the master parses the image and sends some memory allocation requests to the "leader" DSP (DSP #0).   3.

The other overhead reported in Table 3 involves mostly the billions and trillions of timing measurements but also involves some memory allocation aspects.

To achieve this, some form of dynamic memory allocation is usually required.

For eight samples, SSAHA2 failed to produce results and generated the messages error: memory allocation failed cannot allocate memory or error: "memory allocation for array of fasta structures failed cannot allocate memory".

The current purpose of allocators is to give the programmer control over memory allocation within containers, rather than to adapt the address model of the underlying hardware.

Since the majority of the memory space the application is accessing is dynamically allocated (heap memory), we present here the heap allocation, which is the total amount of heap memory reserved by the application through memory allocation requests, and the heap size, which corresponds to the total heap size allocated for the application.

C++ is considered one of the fastest languages and is very close to low-level languages, thus allowing complete control over memory allocation and management.

A hypothetical attack would see the hacker trick this metadata structure, information from which is taken by the code doing the memory allocation, into writing remote code into the memory pages of the device.

You will see a suggested size for memory allocation listed, as well as places where you can type in new amounts for the program's minimum and preferred RAM allotments.

At the moment it seems that the Xbox One may allocate slightly more RAM to games and less to its operating system (though the PS4 allocation is flexible) and its memory performance is boosted by additional ESRAM, which Microsoft says gives a more efficient memory allocation.

However, unnecessary memory allocation should be avoided.