Control When Thread Alloc Retains Memory For Future Use

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Syntax
thread_alloc::hold_memory(value)

Purpose
It should be faster, even when num_thread is equal to one, for thread_alloc to hold onto memory. Calling hold_memory with value equal to true, instructs thread_alloc to hold onto memory, and put it in the available pool, after each call to return_memory .

value
If value is true, thread_alloc with hold onto memory for future quick use. If it is false, future calls to return_memory will return the corresponding memory to the system. By default (when hold_memory has not been called) thread_alloc does not hold onto memory.

free_available
Memory that is being held by thread_alloc can be returned to the system using free_available .

Input File: include/cppad/utility/thread_alloc.hpp