> You should use a memory pool to allow re-using your allocated memory Soon: programs implement their own allocators and memory pools and stop using the libc m

> You should use a memory pool to allow re-using your allocated memory Soon: programs implement their own allocators and memory pools and stop using the libc malloc, and thus stop benefiting from all the safety valves added to the libc malloc (including TFA), all because of the rumor that the libc malloc is slow (when it likely isn't). Actually, that happened a couple decades ago.