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I managed! This was not straightforward. Some more examples in the documentation would be nice.
struct timer; // my object type
foonathan::memory::thread_safe_allocator<foonathan::memory::memory_pool<>> pool {
foonathan::memory::memory_pool<>(
foonathan::memory::list_node_size<timer>::value, 4096
)};
void *storage = pool.allocate_node(sizeof(timer), alignof(timer));
So, basically, you loose the syntax where you can just allocate_node()
without any arguments, as it goes through the allocator_traits
system. This is all very overwhelming when trying this out for the first time.
Bonus question: is there a way to not have this pool immediately allocate a block? I'd like to put this pool as a global in my program, but that means the first block gets immediately allocated during static initialization of the program in C++, which is very annoying to deal with. I'd like it to not allocate anything until the first call to any allocate_node()
function and then have it kick off it's first real allocation on the underlying allocator.
from memory.
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from memory.