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/ Extensions
jemalloc Extension
The jemalloc extension replaces the system's memory allocator with jemalloc. Unlike other DuckDB extensions, the jemalloc extension is statically linked and cannot be installed or loaded during runtime.
Availability
The Linux and macOS versions of DuckDB ship with the jemalloc extension by default.
On Windows, this extension is not available.