allocates a byte on the stack, binds it to a variable named x, sets it to 1, then deallocates it from the stack. There is no explicit allocation or deallocation.
As an optimization it can be put into a register instead of the stack, again without explicit allocation and deallocation (this is done by the compiler playing musical chairs with registers).
I would not consider this manual. Manual would instead be something like in embedded programming
int8_t* y = (int8_t*)0xB4DC0FF3;
*y = 1;
because one needs to keep track of used memory locations (do allocation management)
As an optimization it can be put into a register instead of the stack, again without explicit allocation and deallocation (this is done by the compiler playing musical chairs with registers).
I would not consider this manual. Manual would instead be something like in embedded programming
because one needs to keep track of used memory locations (do allocation management)