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Monday, 3 November 2014

Heap

In operating systems and certain programming languages (such as LISP), a heap is a pool of memory resources avail-able for allocation by programs. The memory segments (sometimes called cells) can be the same size or of variable size. If the same size, they are linked together by pointers (see list processing). Memory is then allocated for a vari-able by traversing the list and setting the required number

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