Noallocs
Noallocs refers to code or a programming technique that aims to avoid dynamic memory allocation during runtime. Dynamic memory allocation, commonly performed using functions like malloc, calloc, or new, involves requesting memory from the operating system as needed. This process can incur overhead due to system calls and memory management, potentially leading to performance bottlenecks or increased latency.
By minimizing or eliminating dynamic allocations, noallocs strategies seek to improve performance, predictability, and resource utilization.
Techniques to achieve noallocs include pre-allocating memory pools at startup, using stack-allocated variables, or employing custom