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A generic implementation of STL containers and some STL algorithms. The main intent is no make this STL implementation to work with any kind of pointers defined by allocator classes, e.g. memory_mgr::offset_ptr.
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Open source high-level synthesis system developed within the FP7 OSMOSIS project. Includes gcc-based SystemC front-end, database with browsing GUI, scheduler/allocator/binder, and Verilog back-end. (We are under migration to SVN server now)
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This was my first attempt at a persistent (disk-based) allocator, but I aimed too high, used too many obscure C++ features and it got away from me. You will need the version of v3c mentioned in configure.ac.in to build it. Like I said, it contains lots of really obscure C++, if you're curious. This project isn't being actively maintained anymore - see it's way-cooler C/C++ replacement here at SourceForge - treedb.
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In all , I want to implement a slab cached memory management in application layer instead of linux kernel layer. That memory mechanism is to serve for one type of object which needs frequently allocating and deallocating.
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Multimac is a linux virtual ethernet tap allocator to emulate and use multiple virtual interfaces (with different MAC addresses) on a LAN using a single network adapter
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One approach to constructing fast queues is to construct a mechanism for using shared memory appropriate containers in C++ as templates. There are three main components: the shared segment of memory, an allocator of memory chunks and the queue itself.
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STLshm provides an C++ STL Allocator implementation for creating and using STL containers (and any other allocator aware types) in shared memory regions. It supports multiple shared region implementations.
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OS portable common dynamic / static memory allocator for embedded system. Auto-converge, keep track of free chunks list, first-fit allocating principle. All of these are done by only 4-Byte boundary tag in each chunk - Fast & Minimal Memory Fragmentation
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The Steel Allocator is a memory allocator. It is principally designed to have a low theoretical bound on memory waste--memory held from the system but not actually in use by the program. Performance and security are also taken into account.
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Moved to http://labs.omniti.com/trac/portableumem/ A port of the Solaris libumem memory allocator to other platforms. It provides runtime creation of slabs with per-cpu caching to reduce cpu contention during memory allocation.
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A Contiguous Memory Allocator Kernel Module for Linux that can be used for Large Contiguous Memory Allocations exceeding 128k. Uses a custom vmalloc to avoid using the normal vmalloc address space that might be used by others.
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STL allocator, implements shared memory allocation (for unix/linux systems). Enables sharing memory between processes, while still using the STL API.
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A Pooled, Shared Memory allocator for the C++ Standard Template Library (STL). Allows processes to share an STL container class to facilitate control and communications between the connected processes.
