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Re: When does manually allocated memory get released?

Wouldn't actgrp(*NEW) accomplish the same thing as doing the %dealloc
in ceetrec if you wanted to always deallocate?

Aaron Bartell
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On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 9:53 AM, Bryce Martin <BMartin@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Well there definitely seems to be some differing schools of thought on
this one.  I'm thinking that a hybrid approach.  Maybe not specifcally
doing a %dealloc but registering the CEETREC to do an end actgrp since it
will be named.  That way the activation group always gets destroyed and
the dealloc is always handled by the system.  One qustion though.... why
would the %dealloc be more overhead than the system doing the same thing
on its own?


Thanks
Bryce Martin
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