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== Example == | == Example == | ||
| − | var i:Int :: allocated[static]; | + | function void main() { |
| + | var i:Int :: allocated[static]; | ||
| + | }; | ||
In this example variable ''i'' is declared as an integer and allocated to all processes (by default) and also on static memory. Note how we have omitted the optional braces to the ''stack'' type as there are no arguments. | In this example variable ''i'' is declared as an integer and allocated to all processes (by default) and also on static memory. Note how we have omitted the optional braces to the ''stack'' type as there are no arguments. | ||
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| + | ''Since: Version 1.0'' | ||
== Default allocation strategies == | == Default allocation strategies == | ||
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[[Category:Type Library]] | [[Category:Type Library]] | ||
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[[Category:Allocation Types]] | [[Category:Allocation Types]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:44, 15 April 2019
Syntax
static[]
Semantics
Instructs the environment to bind the associated variable to static memory. Because it is allocated into static memory, this is the same physical memory per function call and loop iteration (environment binding only occurs once.)
Note: This type, used for function parameters or return type instructs pass by value
Example
function void main() {
var i:Int :: allocated[static];
};
In this example variable i is declared as an integer and allocated to all processes (by default) and also on static memory. Note how we have omitted the optional braces to the stack type as there are no arguments.
Since: Version 1.0
Default allocation strategies
| Type | Default allocation strategy |
|---|---|
| All element types | Stack |
| Array | Heap |
| Record | Stack |
| Reference record | Heap |
