Global memory allocator. More...

Public Member Functions
	GlobalAllocator (GlobalAddress< void > base, size_t size)
	Construct global allocator. More...

std::ostream &	dump (std::ostream &o) const
	human-readable allocator state (not to be called directly—called by 'operator<<' overload) More...

size_t	total_bytes () const
	Number of bytes available for allocation;. More...

size_t	total_bytes_in_use () const
	Number of bytes allocated. More...

Static Public Member Functions
static GlobalAddress< void >	remote_malloc (size_t size_bytes)
	delegate malloc More...

static void	remote_free (GlobalAddress< void > address)
	delegate free TODO: should free block? More...

Detailed Description

Global memory allocator.

Definition at line 41 of file GlobalAllocator.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

GlobalAllocator::GlobalAllocator	(	GlobalAddress< void >	base,
		size_t	size
	)

inline

Construct global allocator.

Allocates no storage, just controls ownership of memory region.

Parameters

base	base address of region to allocate from
size	number of bytes available for allocation

Definition at line 74 of file GlobalAllocator.hpp.

std::ostream& GlobalAllocator::dump ( std::ostream & o ) const

inline

human-readable allocator state (not to be called directly—called by 'operator<<' overload)

Definition at line 116 of file GlobalAllocator.hpp.

static void GlobalAllocator::remote_free ( GlobalAddress< void > address )

inlinestatic

delegate free TODO: should free block?

Definition at line 102 of file GlobalAllocator.hpp.

static GlobalAddress< void > GlobalAllocator::remote_malloc ( size_t size_bytes )

inlinestatic

delegate malloc

Definition at line 89 of file GlobalAllocator.hpp.

size_t GlobalAllocator::total_bytes ( ) const

inline

Number of bytes available for allocation;.

Definition at line 125 of file GlobalAllocator.hpp.

size_t GlobalAllocator::total_bytes_in_use ( ) const

inline

Number of bytes allocated.

Definition at line 127 of file GlobalAllocator.hpp.

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