memory pool allocation
Memory pool allocation is a technique where a fixed-sized block of memory is pre-allocated and then divided into smaller, equally-sized portions called pools. These pools can be efficiently allocated and deallocated for use in a program, improving memory management and reducing fragmentation.
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