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theconsensuslabs/noalloc

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What it is

A Go tool and library set that checks whether functions marked with a directive, and everything they call, allocate on the heap. The noalloc CLI reports each allocating line and allows exemptions. It also provides fixed-size containers (Buf, Vec, Slice, Map) and a JSON encoder…

Who it's for

Go developers who need to keep performance-critical code free of heap allocations as it changes

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go install github.com/theconsensuslabs/noalloc/cmd/noalloc@latest

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