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makes R run a little more slowly even when no objects are being
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makes R run a little more slowly even when no objects are being
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traced. \code{tracemem} and \code{untracemem} give errors when R is not
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traced. \code{tracemem} and \code{untracemem} give errors when R is not
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compiled with memory profiling; \code{retracemem} does not (so it can be
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compiled with memory profiling; \code{retracemem} does not (so it can be
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left in code during development).
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left in code during development).
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It is enabled in the standard Mac OS X and Windows builds of \R.
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It is enabled in the CRAN OS X and Windows builds of \R.
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When an object is traced any copying of the object by the C function
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When an object is traced any copying of the object by the C function
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\code{duplicate} produces a message to standard output, as does type
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\code{duplicate} produces a message to standard output, as does type
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coercion and copying when passing arguments to \code{.C} or
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coercion and copying when passing arguments to \code{.C} or
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\code{.Fortran}.
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\code{.Fortran}.
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