TDesC.AllocL is a method in C++ that is used to allocate and create a new buffer for a constant descriptor string. It ensures that the allocated memory is large enough to accommodate the string and returns a pointer to the newly created buffer. This method is commonly used when working with constant descriptor strings in order to allocate the necessary memory dynamically.
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