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spmalloc is an allocator with a few additional features to most system's default allocators.
It is designed to be used in programs using dynamically linked objects to extend their own features and includes per-module memory allocation information and per-module free'ing of memory.
The latter feature makes sure even when a module doesn't clean up correctly when being unloaded that no memory leaks are created.
If you are using spmalloc in your project please let me know.
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