recycler
- noun
- /rɪˈsaɪklər/
- Specialized
- With the new recycler software, we can optimize system resources and reduce lag in our applications.
Examples
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The new recycler in the application helps reduce memory usage by reusing objects.
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Developers improved performance by integrating a custom recycler for temporary data structures.
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A well-designed recycler can minimize the need for frequent memory allocation and deallocation.
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The recycler improved the application's performance significantly.
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A recycler can help manage memory more efficiently.
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The recycler program automatically frees up memory by reusing previously allocated resources.
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Our team developed a powerful recycler that improves application performance by reclaiming unused memory.
Synonyms
A person or device that makes things look new again
A person or machine that takes useful materials from waste to use again
How Automatic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Recycler in computing comes from the same parts, re- 'again' and cycle 'circle' or 'repeat', so a software recycler reuses objects, memory, or other resources in a repeating cycle. That is why a computing recycler helps the program run faster and use less memory by not making new items all the time.