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Written by Maxim Masiutin <[email protected]>

Version 1.06
Version 1.0.6

This is a fork of the "Fast Memory Manager" (FastMM) v4.993 by Pierre le Riche
(see below for the original FastMM4 description)
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FastMM4-AVX Version History:

- 1.06 (24 May 2021) - it can now be compiled with any alignment (8, 16, 32)
- 1.0.6 (25 August 2021) - it can now be compiled with any alignment (8, 16, 32)
regardless of the target (x86, x64) and whether inline assembly is used
or not; the "PurePascal" conditional define to disable inline assembly at
all, however, in this case, efficient locking would not work since it
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{-------------------------Public constants-----------------------------}
const
{The current version of FastMM4-AVX}
FastMM4AvxVersion = '1.06';
FastMM4AvxVersion = '1.0.6';
{The current version of FastMM}
FastMMVersion = '4.993';

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Written by Maxim Masiutin <[email protected]>

Version 1.06
Version 1.0.6

This is a fork of the "Fast Memory Manager" (FastMM) v4.993 by Pierre le Riche
(see below for the original FastMM4 description)
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FastMM4-AVX Version History:

- 1.06 (24 May 2021) - it can now be compiled with any alignment (8, 16, 32)
- 1.0.6 (25 August 2021) - it can now be compiled with any alignment (8, 16, 32)
regardless of the target (x86, x64) and whether inline assembly is used
or not; the "PurePascal" conditional define to disable inline assembly at
all, however, in this case, efficient locking would not work since it
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