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MemoryLabel Constructor

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Declaration

public MemoryLabel(string areaName, string objectName, Unity.Collections.Allocator allocator);

Parameters

Parameter Description
areaName The name of the memory area.
objectName The name of the object being labeled.
allocator The allocator to use. Defaults to Allocator.Persistent. Only Allocator.Persistent and Allocator.Domain support memory labeling.

Description

Initializes a new instance of the MemoryLabel struct.

Creates a new memory label with the specified area name, object name, and allocator. Attempting to create a memory label with empty strings for the area name or object name, or with an unsupported allocator, throws an exception.

You can create multiple memory labels with the same area name and object name. However, for the purposes of memory tracking, this is equivalent to reusing a previously created label. Creating a memory label is a thread-safe operation.