memory.h File Reference

Private heaps, pools, and associations. More...

#include <ucommon/platform.h>
#include <ucommon/protocols.h>
#include <ucommon/linked.h>
#include <ucommon/string.h>

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Data Structures
class	ucommon::autorelease
	Create a linked list of auto-releasable objects. More...
class	ucommon::DirPager
	Directory pager is a paged string list for directory file names. More...
class	ucommon::memalloc
	A memory protocol pager for private heap manager. More...
class	ucommon::mempager
	A managed private heap for small allocations. More...
class	ucommon::pager< T >
	Mempager managed type factory for pager pool objects. More...
class	ucommon::PagerObject
	This is a base class for objects that may be created in pager pools. More...
class	ucommon::PagerPool
	Pager pool base class for managed memory pools. More...
class	ucommon::StringPager
	String pager for storing lists of NULL terminated strings. More...
class	ucommon::StringPager::member
	Member of string list. More...

Namespaces
namespace	ucommon
	Common namespace for all ucommon objects.

Typedefs
typedef DirPager	ucommon::dirlist_t
	A convenience type for using DirPager directly. More...
typedef StringPager	ucommon::stringlist_t
	A convenience type for paged string lists. More...
typedef StringPager::member	ucommon::stringlistitem_t
	A convenience type for paged string list items. More...

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.