Function dealloc 

#[unsafe(no_mangle)]
pub unsafe extern "C" fn dealloc(value: u64)

Deallocates a buffer previously allocated by the alloc function.

This function takes a value value obtained from a previous call to the alloc function. The value is expected to be a combined representation of a pointer and a length, obtained using the into_bitwise function. The function properly deallocates the buffer and frees the associated memory.

Arguments

• value - The value representing the pointer and length of the buffer to deallocate, obtained from the alloc function.

Safety

This function is marked as unsafe because it performs a deallocation of memory. The value parameter must be a valid representation obtained from the alloc function, and improper usage can lead to memory corruption.

Examples

use plugy_core::guest::dealloc;
use plugy_core::guest::alloc;
let len: u32 = 1024;
let buffer_ptr = alloc(len);
// Use the allocated buffer...
unsafe { dealloc(buffer_ptr as u64) };