I've worked on embedded C++ network stacks that restrict use of *alloc and new for various sized buffers and classes that have to be preallocated. That's one a

I've worked on embedded C++ network stacks that restrict use of *alloc and new for various sized buffers and classes that have to be preallocated. That's one approach. Just wondering why tcmalloc or boheme GC weren't discussed. Rewriting from scratch often equivocates to reinventing wheels, and avoidable typing, testing and maintenance. --effort && ++quality == awesome;