Dear R-users,
I'm working on a project in which many simulations have to be performed within
functions. The simulations are quite time consuming. I thought that in general
an empty memory is better for speed performance than a full memory.
If I call a function which performs simulations within the function, than the
memory will temporarily increase (while the function is executed and objects
are created within the function), but as soon as the function is finished,
temporarily objects are flushed. It seems as if it might be beneficial for
speed performance to clear objects from the memory within the function if they
are no longer needed in the remainder of the function. Does anyone know whether
this is actually the case?
Thanks in advance!
Frank
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