The program I am writing will create and delete a lot of objects.
These objects will be referenced from multiple places.
Obviously, I need a shared_ptr, however, I am worried about the performance during creation and deletion
Can you use a boost::pool interface with the shared_ptr?
I have tried using the pool, object_pool, singleton_pool interfaces but I can't get the constructor to run on my object.
If I use the pool_alloc interface I have to use a container.
Basically, I want to allocate objects from a memory pool and have these object pointed to by smart/shared_ptr so that when all of the references to the object are gone the object is deleted.
Can anyone help me?
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Hi,
The program I am writing will create and delete a lot of objects.
These objects will be referenced from multiple places.
Obviously, I need a shared_ptr, however, I am worried about the performance during creation and deletion
Can you use a boost::pool interface with the shared_ptr?
I have tried using the pool, object_pool, singleton_pool interfaces but I can't get the constructor to run on my object.
If I use the pool_alloc interface I have to use a container.
Basically, I want to allocate objects from a memory pool and have these object pointed to by smart/shared_ptr so that when all of the references to the object are gone the object is deleted.
Can anyone help me?