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MemoryManagement.org is a memory management reference

MemoryManagement.org is a reference site dedicated to memory management topics in computing, offering a glossary, FAQ, and bibliography for developers and technical readers. It covers areas such as memory allocation, garbage collection, and virtual memory. The site is operated by Ravenbrook Limited, a software company based in Cambridge, United Kingdom.

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