Allocator
Pronunciation: /ˈæləˌkeɪtər/
Allocator (noun)
- A person or system that gives limited resources to different users or tasks.
- A program component that reserves and releases memory for other parts of a computer program.
- A tool that decides how much space or capacity each job should get in a system.
Examples
- The allocator assigns resources to each task fairly.
- The team uses an allocator to assign resources during busy hours.