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| 5 the memory is deallocated. | 5 the memory is deallocated. |
| 6 Additionally, you may also register _independent_ destructor functions within a pool in case some external library | 6 Additionally, you may also register _independent_ destructor functions within a pool in case some external library |
| 7 allocated memory for you, which should be freed together with this pool. | 7 allocated memory for you, which should be freed together with this pool. |
| 8 | 8 |
| 9 Many UCX features support the use of an allocator. | 9 Many UCX features support the use of an allocator. |
| 10 The [strings](#string), for instance, provide several functions suffixed with `_a` that allow specifying an allocator. | 10 The [strings](string.h.md), for instance, provide several functions suffixed with `_a` that allow specifying an allocator. |
| 11 You can use this to keep track of the memory occupied by dynamically allocated strings and cleanup everything with | 11 You can use this to keep track of the memory occupied by dynamically allocated strings and cleanup everything with |
| 12 just a single call to `cxMempoolFree()`. | 12 just a single call to `cxMempoolFree()`. |
| 13 | 13 |
| 14 The following code illustrates this on the example of reading a CSV file into memory. | 14 The following code illustrates this on the example of reading a CSV file into memory. |
| 15 ```C | 15 ```C |
| 86 | 86 |
| 87 return 0; | 87 return 0; |
| 88 } | 88 } |
| 89 ``` | 89 ``` |
| 90 | 90 |
| 91 ## Undocumented Symbols (TODO) | |
| 92 ### cxMempoolCreate | |
| 93 ### cxMempoolFree | |
| 94 ### cxMempoolRegister | |
| 95 ### cxMempoolRemoveDestructor | |
| 96 ### cxMempoolSetDestructor |
