I wonder what would happen if you just keep on allocating and never free anything. The system would eventually swap out everything that should be freed. A 64

I wonder what would happen if you just keep on allocating and never free anything. The system would eventually swap out everything that should be freed. A 64-bit process has plenty of address space, and hard disks are huge. Of course, there is probably some huge painfull punishment in store if you try this in real life. I just wonder which. Your average GUI process that shuts down every day or so maybe wouldn't suffer too much.