allocation request meaning

• [Defence]
  A message used to provide an estimate of the total air effort, to identify any excess and joint force general support aircraft sorties, and to identify unfilled air requirements.
  This message is used only for preplanned missions and is transmitted on a daily basis, normally 24 hours prior to the start of the next air tasking day.
  Also called ALLOREQ.
  (JP 3-30)

• When the allocator is unable to fulfill an allocation request, it first triggers a
• For example, if a task is holding a lock and, upon making a memory allocation request, receives an
• Generation 0 garbage collection occurs when the available memory in generation 0 is not sufficient to satisfy an allocation request
• The driver verifier will bug check whether a driver specifies one of the must-succeed pool types in an allocation request
• Provides methods for the clr to make memory allocation requests through the host, instead of calling the standard win32 virtual memory functions
• The custom allocator will serve individual allocation requests by simply returning a pointer to memory from the pool.
• The U . N . has allocated only three months funding, dlrs 7 million, out of a 1995 allocation request of dlrs 28 million.
• The council's proposal is low on specifics and provides only the general framework government ministries will follow to come up with allocation requests in the next several weeks.
• Free lists have the disadvantage, inherited from linked lists, of poor locality of reference and so poor data cache utilization, and they do not automatically consolidate adjacent regions to fulfill allocation requests for large regions, unlike the buddy allocation system.
• External fragmentation tends to be less of a problem in file systems than in primary memory ( RAM ) allocation systems, because programs usually require their RAM allocation requests to be fulfilled with contiguous blocks, but file systems typically are designed to be able use any collection of available blocks ( fragments ) to assemble a file which logically appears contiguous.