Infallible memory allocation - Mozilla | MDN

There's ongoing work to implement infallible memory allocators. These are memory allocation routines that never return null; that is, they always successfully return the requested block of memory. This is in contrast to a traditional, fallible memory allocator that can return null indicating that the request failed. Currently, while code is transitioned to be compatible with infallible memory allo

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