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What is more efficient stack memory or heap? [duplicate]

c++ memory compiler-construction

How many bytes of memory is a tweet?

string memory

How many bytes of memory does each type in .NET consume (32-bit environment)? [closed]

c# .net memory memory-management

Behavior of realloc when the new size is the same as the old one

c memory realloc

Who loads the BIOS and the memory map during boot-up

memory x86 boot bios memory-mapping

Redis Pub Sub channel memory

memory redis publish-subscribe

Setting a buffer of char* with intermediate casting to int*

c++ c pointers memory

Where is the local final variable in method stored (Stack/Heap)?

java oop memory final

Do memory allocation functions indicate that the memory content is no longer used?

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Is it okay to store different datatypes in same allocated memory in C?

c memory memory-management

Python print environment variable memory address

python ruby memory environment-variables

Is it legal to use placement new on initialised memory?

c++ memory language-lawyer placement-new

Does order in a declaration of multidimensional array have an influence on used memory?

java arrays memory

What is the difference between memory, buffer and stack? [duplicate]

c memory stack buffer

Where is my variable being stored? (Swift)

swift memory heap-memory stack-memory

What is the memory footprint of the JVM and how can I minimize it?

java memory jvm memory-footprint

Why do compilers allow string literals not to be const?

c++ c memory standards

Matlab: Free memory is lost after calling a function

memory matlab

WPF out of memory exception when loading large amount of bitmaps in single instance of app. Is there a limit?

c# wpf image memory

Java app calls C++ DLL via JNI; how best to allocate memory?

java c++ memory dll java-native-interface
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