PickVidsCppCon 2019: Emery Berger “Mesh: Automatically Compacting Your C++ Application's Memory”
Why it was recommended
the weird and wonderful work of Emery Berger et al with their “Mesh” malloc implementation, which blows my mind
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What it covers
Emery Berger's CppCon 2019 talk introducing Mesh, a drop-in malloc replacement that compacts memory in unmodified C and C++ programs. It tackles fragmentation by merging. It is for someone who wants the derivation, proof, or implementation detail.
Video details
- Channel
- CppCon
- Length
- 36 min 10 sec
- Year
- 2019
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