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From: Alejandro R. Mosteo <402450@cepsz.unizar.es>
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Subject: JGnat and memory management
Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2001 18:53:01 +0100
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Hello. 

I know that Java has a garbage collector. What happens
in JGnat with the memory allocated through new? Must be
freed with unchecked dealloc. or is garbage-collected 
by the JVM? Or is configurable this behavior?

I have not installed JGnat, so sorry if this is answered
in documentation.

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Alejandro R. Mosteo
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