3 ms·
Fair enough. My point was poorly made, and truthfully it has been along time since I've done significant C++ work. But it is difficult for the users of librarie
by cmbaus 13y ago
Fair enough. My point was poorly made, and truthfully it has been along time since I've done significant C++ work. But it is difficult for the users of libraries like the STL to mix and match their allocation strategies, so for all practical purposes, most applications end up using the default implementation, or a single override of global new.
- coliveira 13y agoActually if you may create a policy for a particular type by implementing operator new at the class level. I think you're not well informed, because C++ is the language that gives you the most flexibility to design memory management schemes.