No: Reversible Computing embraces the (quantum mechanical) notion that information cannot ever be lost (cfr the “Black Hole Information Paradox”), and that therefore the output of a computation can only be a reshuffled but complete permutation of the input. Nix (for example) allows you to delete stuff and/or initialise a variable by zeroing it out and thus obliterating information. A reversible computing paradigm would not allow this. (In practical terms this information is dissipated as heat when memory deletes information.)