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== Syntax ==
heap[]

== Semantics ==

Instructs the environment to bind the associated variable to heap memory which exists regardless of runtime context.<br><br>
''Note:'' All heap memory is garbage collected. The specifics of this depends on the runtime library, broadly when it goes out of scope then it will be collected at some future point. Although not nescesary, you can assign the ''null'' value to the variable which will drop a reference to the memory.
''Note:'' This type, used for function parameters or return type instructs pass by reference

== Example ==

var i:Int :: allocated[heap];

In this example variable ''i'' is declared as an integer and allocated to all processes (by default) and also on the heap. Note how we have omitted the optional braces to the ''stack'' type as there are no arguments.

[[Category:Type Library]]
[[Category:Composite Types]]
[[Category:Allocation Types]]

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 In this example variable ''i'' is declared as an integer and allocated to all processes (by default) and also on the heap. Note how we have omitted the optional braces to the ''stack'' type as there are no arguments.
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 == Default allocation strategies ==

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 In this example variable ''i'' is declared as an integer and allocated to all processes (by default) and also on the heap. Note how we have omitted the optional braces to the ''stack'' type as there are no arguments.

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 [[Category:Type Library]]
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