Greedy memory handling
monarch_dodra
monarchdodra at gmail.com
Wed Sep 11 01:06:36 PDT 2013
I have a function that will *massively* benefit from having a
persistent internal buffer it can re-use (and grow) from call to
call, instead of re-allocating on every call.
What I don't want is either of:
1. To set a fixed limitation of size, if the user ends up making
repeated calls to something larger to my fixed size.
2. For a single big call which will allocate a HUGE internal
buffer that will consume all my memory.
What I need is some sort of lazy buffer. Basically, the
allocation holds, but I don't want the to prevent the GC from
collecting it if it deems it has gotten too big, or needs more
memory.
Any idea on how to do something like that? Or literature?
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