I keep hearing that memory pools can signficantly improve performance when allocating memory.. so why aren't they used in some way by traditional malloc implementations? I know part of it is that ...

I'm trying to understand what functions memalign() and posix_memalign() do. Reading the available documentation didn't help. Can someone help me understand how it works and what is it used for? O...

To my understanding, a memory pool is a block, or multiple blocks of memory allocate on the stack before runtime. By contrast, to my understanding, dynamic memory is requested from the operating sy...

I have troubles with memory. I'm using struct this way: Package.h file #pragma once #include <cstdlib> struct Package { char *data; long long int *packageNumber; long long int *allPacka...

I am try­ing to un­der­stand us­ing mem­ory pools for mem­ory man­age­ment, but I can't find much about it, even though it seems to be a very com­mon mech­a­nism. All I know about this is that "Me...

I'm running into some trouble with memory management related to bytes in Python3.2. In some cases the ob_sval buffer seems to contain memory that I cannot account for. For a particular secure appl...

Basically, I need a memory pool for fast allocation of small objects. Ideally, I'd like to replace allocations on both the host, and for memory allocated on GPUs with cudaMalloc. I can write ...

I have a program that contains a processing phase that needs to use a bunch of different object instances (all allocated on the heap) from a tree of polymorphic types, all eventually derived from a...

I wrote custom operator new and operator delete for the class MyOrder. I am allocating memory using boost::singleton pool. Here is the program testing the performance, #include <boost/pool/sing...

I need some clarifications for the concept & implementation on memory pool. By memory pool on wiki, it says that also called fixed-size-blocks allocation, ... , as those implementations ...

I'm using a memory pool class which reuses allocated memory addresses and a custom allocator which wraps that class. The following code snippet gives you a basic idea of the interface. template&lt...

I needed a simple non-blocking static-block-size memory-pool. I didn't find such on the web. So everyone, who needs such a solution. This one is free... only works on Win32. Best regards, Friedri...

I would like to know how to adapt section 11.14 of the C++-FAQ-lite to arrays. Basically, I would want something like this: class Pool { public: void* allocate(size_t size) {...} void deallocat...