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You're not wrong that malloc-based message passing causes that load on malloc, but if performance of the message-passing code is important, you'd want to use a
by JoachimSchipper 13y ago
You're not wrong that malloc-based message passing causes that load on malloc, but if performance of the message-passing code is important, you'd want to use a ring buffer anyway - cross-CPU or not, malloc is pretty slow.
- fruneau 13y agoClearly, we go back to the initial statement: for specific use cases, we need specific allocators.