Standard primitives.
Nonstandard function that minimizes the memory usage of the freelist by freeing each element in turn. Defined only if ParentAllocator defines deallocate.
Standard primitives.
Properties for getting (and possibly setting) the bounds. Setting bounds is allowed only once , and before any allocation takes place. Otherwise, the primitives have the same semantics as those of FreeList.
Properties for getting (and possibly setting) the approximate maximum length of a shared freelist.
Properties for getting (and possibly setting) the bounds. Setting bounds is allowed only once , and before any allocation takes place. Otherwise, the primitives have the same semantics as those of FreeList.
Properties for getting (and possibly setting) the bounds. Setting bounds is allowed only once , and before any allocation takes place. Otherwise, the primitives have the same semantics as those of FreeList.
Standard primitives.
The parent allocator. Depending on whether ParentAllocator holds state or not, this is a member variable or an alias for ParentAllocator.instance.
import stdx.allocator.common : chooseAtRuntime; import stdx.allocator.mallocator : Mallocator; shared SharedFreeList!(Mallocator, chooseAtRuntime, chooseAtRuntime) a; a.setBounds(64, 128); assert(a.max == 128); assert(a.min == 64);
import stdx.allocator.common : chooseAtRuntime; import stdx.allocator.mallocator : Mallocator; shared SharedFreeList!(Mallocator, 50, 50, chooseAtRuntime) a; // Set the maxSize first so setting the minSize doesn't throw a.approxMaxLength = 128; assert(a.approxMaxLength == 128); a.approxMaxLength = 1024; assert(a.approxMaxLength == 1024); a.approxMaxLength = 1; assert(a.approxMaxLength == 1);
FreeList shared across threads. Allocation and deallocation are lock-free. The parameters have the same semantics as for FreeList.
expand is defined to forward to ParentAllocator.expand (it must be also shared).