👉 TMP, or Temporary Memory Pool, is a memory management technique used in systems programming to efficiently handle temporary data structures and buffers. It involves allocating a fixed-size block of memory that is reserved specifically for temporary use, typically for data that needs to be processed quickly and discarded afterward. This approach minimizes the overhead associated with frequent allocation and deallocation of memory, as it pre-allocates a contiguous block, reducing fragmentation and improving performance. TMP is particularly useful in scenarios like network buffering, file I/O operations, and real-time data processing where quick access and minimal latency are critical.
