area of memory

Every time a function is called, a new stack frame (an area of memory inside the stack) is used to support the call.

The stack is a working area of memory that grows and shrinks dynamically with the demands of your executing program.

An area of memory used in this manner is called a buffer.

Basically, stimuli that the learner acquires are placed in an area of memory called short-term memory.

The database cache is an area of memory used by the database server to store database pages for repeated fast access.

Protecting the contents of an area of memory by writing to a backing store.

A tester reads the area of memory occupied by code and readonly data, building up a checksum result based on the data read.

The VTMemory class represents an area of memory where the allocation mechanism can use any algorithm and hence can vary in time.

This mechanism allows a process to create an area of memory, and then share that region with one or more processes.

This gives extra protection when that area of memory is freed for general access.

Bufferpools are an area of memory into which data pages are read, modified, and held during processing.

Database records are read and updated in the buffer pool area of memory.

The Java heap is the area of memory where objects are allocated.

This is the standard library function reset that sets an area of memory to a known value.

If malicious code somehow gains access to that area of memory, it is more difficult to make use of the data.

In some cases a data part includes a structure, which is a hierarchical layout of structure items that each define an area of memory.

An area of memory that is used for dynamic memory allocation.

Large gaps in the area of memory.

For example, let's say that one area of memory is currently in swap space while another one is in memory.

That is, this method opens a specified area of memory in which the existing data is treated as metadata.

Display the contents of an area of memory