Generic Memory Manager Files

Memory management library for C++

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memory-mgr-1.1.5-stable-full+docs.zip	2008-06-01	2.1 MB	0
memory-mgr-1.1.5-stable-full.zip	2008-06-01	216.5 kB	0
memory-mgr-1.1.5-stable-src_only.zip	2008-06-01	76.0 kB	0
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Generic Memory Manager Files

Memory management library for C++

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