RecastAlloc.cpp File Reference

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "RecastAlloc.h"

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Functions
static void *	rcAllocDefault (int size, rcAllocHint)
static void	rcFreeDefault (void *ptr)
void	rcAllocSetCustom (rcAllocFunc *allocFunc, rcFreeFunc *freeFunc)
void *	rcAlloc (int size, rcAllocHint hint)
void	rcFree (void *ptr)

Variables
static rcAllocFunc *	sRecastAllocFunc = rcAllocDefault
static rcFreeFunc *	sRecastFreeFunc = rcFreeDefault

Function Documentation

void* rcAlloc	(	int	size,
		rcAllocHint	hint
	)

See also

rcAllocSetCustom

{
 return sRecastAllocFunc(size, hint);
}

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static void* rcAllocDefault ( int  size, rcAllocHint    )

static

{
 return malloc(size);
}

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void rcAllocSetCustom	(	rcAllocFunc *	allocFunc,
		rcFreeFunc *	freeFunc
	)

See also

rcAlloc, rcFree

{
 sRecastAllocFunc = allocFunc ? allocFunc : rcAllocDefault;
 sRecastFreeFunc = freeFunc ? freeFunc : rcFreeDefault;
}

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void rcFree

(

void *

ptr

)

Warning

This function leaves the value of ptr unchanged. So it still points to the same (now invalid) location, and not to null.

See also

rcAllocSetCustom

{
 if (ptr)
 sRecastFreeFunc(ptr);
}

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static void rcFreeDefault ( void *  ptr )

static

{
 free(ptr);
}

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Variable Documentation

rcAllocFunc* sRecastAllocFunc = rcAllocDefault

static

rcFreeFunc* sRecastFreeFunc = rcFreeDefault

static