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The [[_MEMFREE]] statement frees the designated memory block [[_MEM]] value and must be used with all memory functions. | The [[_MEMFREE]] statement frees the designated memory block [[_MEM]] value and must be used with all memory functions. | ||
Revision as of 02:03, 23 January 2023
The _MEMFREE statement frees the designated memory block _MEM value and must be used with all memory functions.
Syntax
- _MEMFREE memoryVariable
- ALL designated _MEM type memoryVariable values must be freed to conserve memory when they are no longer used or needed.
Description
- Since _MEM type variables cannot use a suffix, use DIM memoryVariable AS _MEM to create memory handle variables.
- All values created by memory functions must be freed using _MEMFREE with a valid _MEM variable.
See also
- _MEM (variable type)
- _MEM (function)
- _MEMNEW (function)
- _MEMIMAGE (function)
- _MEMELEMENT (function)
- _MEMGET (function)