garbage collection in chunked memory allocation
Garbage collection in chunked memory allocation refers to the automated process of managing and reclaiming unused or no longer needed memory blocks (chunks) in a memory allocation system. It involves identifying and freeing up chunks that are no longer referenced or used by the program, thereby improving memory utilization and preventing memory leaks.
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