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I'm not talking about allocators or global new/delete, I'm talking about operator new and delete inside of classes, which are arguably almost never used.
by qalmakka 6y ago
I'm not talking about allocators or global new/delete, I'm talking about operator new and delete inside of classes, which are arguably almost never used.
- danmg 6y agoObject pools?
- qalmakka 6y agoI think it's much better to define a pool class and just use methods or static functions to get instances instead of overloading new/delete per class - it's much much more clearer and explicit; having your objects not going through the global new and delete mechanisms is a big gotcha.