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Multiple containers share a single memory resource

In my project, I'm trying to use the std::pmr allocator and monotonic_buffer_resource. I'm using vector in various classes, and ...
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Fixed-size memory allocator

I've been trying to implement a simple Boost PMR allocator that has a fixed amount of memory. My first implementation (which can be found here) had undefined behavior and did not handle memory ...
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C++ Garbage Collector - Simple Automatic Memory Management

I made a general smart pointer which fixes the problems of loops between std::shared_ptr's. While use is simple, I feel that my code is inefficient and clumsy. Here ...
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"observer pointer" meant to stay updated when the pointed object is moved in memory

I wasn't sure about how to name it, maybe "follow_ptr", "self_updating_ptr", or "stalking_ptr" or something on those lines. For now it's called Identifier. What I'm ...
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A custom memory allocator in c++

Recently I became interested in implementing a FORTH language interpreter. That led me to read about memory models etc. which led me to write this custom memory allocator in c++. It's very dumb as ...
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Customization of memory class C++

I have implemented a customized memory allocation class template for an assignment. Codes are commented; Hopefully it's clear. I would love to know if there is any way to make the code more optimized. ...
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Custom bounded memory pool allocator

Recently I put together a custom fixed size (bounded) memory pool for my job system implementation to support its internal memory management. Since it will be accessed by different threads I want to ...
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Static block memory allocator

I've found a little task to create a block memory pool allocator. This allocator is required to allocate memory in single fixed-sized blocks from the pool in static memory. Sizes of block and pool are ...
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Single-thread Task Scheduler with type erasure and allocator-aware

I made a task scheduler to practice allocators and type erasure. With my project, you can delay execution of any callable (functions (using std::ref), lambdas...) ...
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A fixed-size dynamic array

Background I implemented the historic std::dynarray according to the specification under the name dynamic_array in C++17. ...
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Fixed Size Resource Array with Versioned Indexes

I'm trying to implement a fixed sized array that uses versioned keys for dangling safety. This structure is similar to a slot map data structure, with the exception that this does not automatically ...
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Implementation of static_vector using an array of std::aligned_storage, with std::launder and forwarding

I'm trying to expand on the implementation of static_vector on the std::aligned_storage reference page, but would like to split it into two parts. First, an ...
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Tracker for object construction, copy, and movement

I made an object tracker for debugging and testing purposes called ccm_counter (construction, copy, move counter). It counts constructor, copy and move calls. It ...
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Deep-copyable unique_ptr wrapper with std::visit-like feature

I'm writing a simple wrapper for std::unique_ptr, which copies the pointed object when copied. Unlike this wrapper, it properly copies derived classes if ...
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Pre-baked Hash table with a flat memory layout

A few notes: There is currently no non exception-based way of knowing whether a key is present in the table or not. This is intentional for my use case. Unlike the lookup process, the baking process ...
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