#include <MemoryManager.h>

Public Types
typedef shared_ptr< class MemoryManager >	Ref

Public Member Functions
virtual void *	alloc (size_t s)

virtual void	free (void *ptr)

virtual bool	isThreadsafe () const

Public Member Functions inherited from G3D::ReferenceCountedObject
virtual	~ReferenceCountedObject ()

Static Public Member Functions
static MemoryManager::Ref	create ()

Protected Member Functions
	MemoryManager ()

Detailed Description

Abstraction of memory management. Default implementation uses G3D::System::malloc and is threadsafe.

See also: LargePoolMemoryManager, CRTMemoryManager, AlignedMemoryManager, AreaMemoryManager

Member Typedef Documentation

typedef shared_ptr<class MemoryManager> G3D::MemoryManager::Ref

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

G3D::MemoryManager::MemoryManager ( )

protected

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Member Function Documentation

void * G3D::MemoryManager::alloc ( size_t s )

virtual

Return a pointer to s bytes of memory that are unused by the rest of the program. The contents of the memory are undefined

Reimplemented in G3D::CRTMemoryManager, G3D::AreaMemoryManager, and G3D::AlignedMemoryManager.

  {
  return System::malloc(s);
 }

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MemoryManager::Ref G3D::MemoryManager::create ( )

static

Return the instance. There's only one instance of the default MemoryManager; it is cached after the first creation.

  {
  static MemoryManager::Ref m(new MemoryManager());
  return m;
 }

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void G3D::MemoryManager::free ( void * ptr )

virtual

Invoke to declare that this memory will no longer be used by the program. The memory manager is not required to actually reuse or release this memory.

Reimplemented in G3D::CRTMemoryManager, G3D::AreaMemoryManager, and G3D::AlignedMemoryManager.