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Zmalloc comes from Redis. It's purpose is to track total allocations so that a maximum can be set. For more information see the following links: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/redis-db/dPRdpowqJsY https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22729730/when-would-one-use-malloc-over-zmalloc This allocator is slower, not needed, and conflicts with Zlib (when linking statically). This patch removes Zmalloc in favor of the system allocator. Application developers can still choose to override the allocator in their applications, e.g. Jemalloc, TCMalloc, etc. Fixes #104
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{
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"name": "r3",
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"version": "2.0.0",
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"repo": "brendanashworth/r3",
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"description": "high-performance path dispatching library",
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"keywords": ["path", "dispatch", "performance", "r3", "c9s"],
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"license": "MIT",
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"src": ["include/memory.h", "include/r3.h", "include/r3.hpp", "include/r3_gvc.h", "include/r3_json.h", "include/r3_list.h", "include/r3_slug.h", "include/str_array.h", "src/edge.c", "src/gvc.c", "src/json.c", "src/list.c", "src/match_entry.c", "src/node.c", "src/slug.c", "src/slug.h", "src/str.c", "src/token.c"]
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}
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