alleakator provides a global allocator that leaks memory on purpose.
If you have a step based program that only runs for a short time, leaking memory is okay - and the fastest computations are the ones that aren't done.
This crate avoids the runtime overhead of freeing memory by just not doing it.
Add this to your main.rs:
```rust use alleakator::Alleakator;
static GLOBAL: Alleakator
This works even if you don't use the standard library.
All function calls are forwarded to a parent allocator that you can specify except dealloc, which is just empty.
Contributions are welcome.
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