ucommon  7.0.0
About: GNU uCommon C++ is a portable and optimized class framework for writing C++ applications that need to use threads and support concurrent synchronization, and that use sockets, XML parsing, object serialization, thread-optimized string and data structure classes, etc..
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memory.h File Reference
#include <ucommon/platform.h>
#include <ucommon/protocols.h>
#include <ucommon/linked.h>
#include <ucommon/string.h>
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Classes

class  ucommon::memalloc
 
struct  ucommon::memalloc::mempage
 
class  ucommon::mempager
 
class  ucommon::ObjectPager
 
class  ucommon::ObjectPager::member
 
class  ucommon::StringPager
 
class  ucommon::StringPager::member
 
class  ucommon::DirPager
 
class  ucommon::autorelease
 
class  ucommon::PagerObject
 
class  ucommon::PagerPool
 
class  ucommon::pager< T >
 

Namespaces

 ucommon
 

Typedefs

typedef StringPager ucommon::stringlist_t
 
typedef StringPager::member ucommon::stringlistitem_t
 
typedef DirPager ucommon::dirlist_t
 

Functions

String ucommon::str (StringPager &list, const char *prefix=NULL, const char *middle=NULL, const char *suffix=NULL)
 

Detailed Description

Private heaps, pools, and associations. Private heaps often can reduce locking contention in threaded applications since they do not require using the global "malloc" function. Private heaps also can be used as auto-release heaps, where all memory allocated and handled out for small objects can be automatically released all at once. Pager pools are used to optimize system allocation around page boundaries. Associations allow private memory to be tagged and found by string identifiers.

Definition in file memory.h.