JMAL -- Java Memory Allocation Simulator

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JMAL is a framework for benchmarking and simulating Java applications that use scopes for memory allocation. Scopes are regions of memory outside the traditional Java heap and are not subject to garbage collection, suitable for real-time and embedded prog

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